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## VES010003

# VES010004
. pdfNote s from Meeting w ith Veolia on Pre-draft of Titl e V Renewal

Attendees: Sep t e mber 30, 2014 9:30am
E PA : Genevieve Dam i co, Andrea Morgan, David Ogu l el, and Jar>e Woolums V eoli a: Je ff Everett , Doug Harri s, J oe Kell meyer, Ryan K emper, David K l ar ich , Greg Sledor a n d Den ni s Warc h ol Veolla 's Com ments o n the F act Sheet Add an 's' to 'baghouse' Veo li a provided a list o f t heir sugg e sted revisions to t he fac t sheet, and stated that t he majority we r e sel f - expla na to ry and there was no need to wa l k through t hem at t h e mee t i ng. One concern highlighted was t he phrase, "emit l arge amounts of pollu t i on• i n terms of T i tle V ap p li cability. Veo li a does not b<!lieve i t emi t s l arge amoun ts of po ll utio n a n d is subject to Tit l e V beca us e it is su bject to a MACT
. Comments on t he Statemen t of Bas is IS OBI Veolla Is concerr>ed by l anguage t h at Imp lies that incinerators 2 and 3 a re si m ilar. They note t hat they are distinct units and burn different types o f materi als. Add itiona lly , t h ere i s a vertica l duct o n unit 2 t h at resul ts in a dif f erent cyclonic flow
. Veo ll a also stated that there we r e so me m i nor errors present In the SOB (le. misreprese ntation of t he size of a tan k, and N EI C acronym was incorrectly defined) Veo ll a will make comme n ts duri n g the p ub li c comment period Veolia has concerns as to t he fact t hat the i nadequate FAP was used as just if icat i on for t he CEMS and th en b oth revisions to t h e FA P an d CEMS were r equired i n t h e permit. T h ey find th is link to be unclear and be l ieve t h at the i nadequate FAP should only b<! used to j ustify and e n ha n ced FA P or t he CEMS, n ot both. Co mments on T itle 

### y Permit The req uire m en t f or a CE M S o Veolia notes t h at to the ir kn ow l ed g e no facility in the US or world i s c urrently ope r at i ng a multi - meta ls CEMS. o Veolia notes t h at they have received affidavits f r o m ope r ators who h ad used a mult i me tal CEMS and states they do not work
. o Veolla exp ress ed concerns t h at t he requiremen t to operate a CEMS would r ender t h e facility n on - viable against I ts com pet i tors . o Veo lla suggests t h at the i ss ue s EPA Identified with t h e FA P are not u nique to Veo li a and t h e justification EPA uses to r eq uire a mu lt i - metal C EM S applies to all h azardous waste


### 1


## V E SOI0004inc in era t ors. T herefore, all H WC shou l d be required to o pe r ate a mul t i· meta l C E MS through a MACT revisio n . o Do u g H arr i s s t ates tha t he wou ld b e u nable to sign a comp li a n ce certifica t io n f o r t h e fad li ty if mu lti - metal CEMS were requi r ed because he does n o t believe t h e instrume nt works. 

### o Veo li a expressed concerns abo u t l ack o f a compe t it i ve marke t f or CEMS and its ethica l conce rn s r ega rd in g the fact t h at t h ey be l ieve i t i s esse nt ia ll y a sole-source contract. 

### o Veo li a exp r essed safety concerns when deviation s occur • Waste may begin t o react 

### if it is not b urned t o completion • Veolia bu rns some co n trolled substan c es that they a re not allow ed to s to re , t h ey wou l d violate those r u l e s if t hey were t o have to sto p i nc i nerat i n g due to a deviatio n . • I f a deviation occu rr e d while so m e t hi ng i n the b l endin g ta nk was be in g burned, Veo lia states that th e tank farm wo ul d e . sse nti a ll y be shu t down since it would no longer b e able to f eed to a n other i nc inera to r an d would pre vent othe r tanks from being empt i ed. • Veo li a believes most tanks contain a t least so m e amo u n t of heavy metals. • T h e standard i s 

### 12 h o ur s, Veolia disa g rees wi t h a dev i at ion bein g determi n ed after 

### 15 mi nu tes of d a t a and e xpressed ave r a g i ng ti m e conce rn . o Veo li a believes t h a t deviat ion co ul d be defined more clearly in the permit. o Addi t i ona l ly Veolia is concer n ed that 

### 3 CEMS are propo sed in the r enewa l ra th er t han t he 

### 1 CE M S propos ed in t he r eope n i n g. o Veol i a indicates t h a t on ave rag e, th ey have sched ul ed s h utd ow n s on ce every 

### 6·9 mon t h s and t h e shu t dow n s l ast for 

### 7 · 9 days. Howeve r , t h e othe r two inci n erators are operat i o n al wheneve r the o n e Is sh ut dow n . The FAP o Veoli a re ques ted to h ave t he technica l staff meet separate l y to discuss t he F A P • They be li eve th e y have an improved f eed stream analysis • Will sched u le a meeting wi th Veolia t o discuss o Veolia c u rrently has 2 ICP's (and has a t hi rd on order) an d 41nd i rect Merc u ry Analyzers. o Veolla stat ed that the NE IC report was Informative and t h ey have made c h anges as a r esul t o Th e y no l onger along ge n erators to u se a standard p r ofile for wast e tha t contain s heavy me t als. The NOx, 

## so,, Opacity, and VOM testing during CPT Veolla has n o objection to do ing in itia l baselin e t esting Veol i a wo ul d pre f er this be a one · t im e test at a separate t i me from the CPT test, su ggested during co n firmatory testing for difura n Veol i a wo ul d be willing t o replicate the parame t er of t he C P T testing f or t he o t h er te s t ing Doug H arris stated that h e does not believe that the N Ox, 

## so,, Opac i ty, a nd VOM tes t i n g wo u ld threate n the viab i li ty ofVeo l la
. 

### 2


## VE S 0 10005H os pi t a l M e d ica l I n fectious W ast e Veolia do es n ot burn hospita l me di cal in fe<:t i ous waste and does not an ticipa t e burning it since it is not cos t effective. Howeve r , t hey d o h ave a n I L permi t t h at woul d allow the m to b u rn i t, t h ey j u st currently choose n ot t o . They would l i k e the prohib i t i o n to burn hospital m edical i n f ectio us wast e re m oved fro m the i r pe r m i t in case t h ey ch a nge the i r m in d an d would l i ke to burn it i n t h e fu t u re . EPA e x pla i ned t h a t proh i bitio n - was add ed to t h e p er mi t so t h ey woul d have a nonapplicability determ in at i on and shie l d. The p r ov is i o n could b e r emove d b u t Veolia wo u ld t h en lose I t s h i eld
. Addi tiona lly, Veolla could always apply for a rev i s i o n to burn i t s h ould t h ey dec ide to bu rn I t In t h e fut u re. Veolia stated t h at th e y wo ul d ne ed to d i scu ss the matter furthe r i nternally
.



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## V ES01 000 6

# VES010007
. pdf

### Comments on t he Title V Permit Fact Sheet

• Background Section, Pa ra g r aph 1 Title V permits are requ i red for all incinerat ors t hat are r egulated under Subpart EEE not because the facility em i ts large amounts of pollution. Also the permit regulates emissions specified b y regu l ation not the amount of pollut io n the facil ity can em i t.
• Ba ckground Section, Paragraph 2 This paragraph is not relevant to this renewa l permit so why have th i s paragraph i n th e Fact S h eet
• Burning H azardous Waste, Paragraph 4 M odify second sentence to read "Carbon adsorp ti o n un i ts are attached to each tank to help control emissions." Delete " gases occasionally es c ape from the tanks ." • Burning Hazardous Was te, Paragraph 5 M od i fy t o · state "is ma in tained at ' negatilie pressure t o min imize emissions" instead of " is maintained at negati ve pressure so em i ssio n s don't escape . "
• Burn i ng Hazardous Waste , Paragraph 5 Reword last senten c e to read u Before some containerized waste is inc i nerated i t Is packaged into more manageable c o ntai n ers."
• Burning Hazardous Was t e , Paragraph 7 Last Li n e . Should state " bag houses " not a " bag house" and delete "wh i c h hel p control ai r pollution ."
• Burning Hazardous Waste , Pa r agraph 8 Firs t sentence , delete "to further he lp control ai r po llution."
• Burning Haza rdous Waste , Paragraph 9 Second sentence, delete "as l i me is an im portant material in this air pollution control technology
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## VES010007

# VES01 0008
. pdf

### Ogu lei , David From : Se nt : To : Sub j ect: Att ac h ments : 

### Dam ico , Genevieve Monday , Ju n e 10, 20 1 3 3 : 20PM Woolums, Ja ne ; Ogu l e i, David ; M orga n , Andrea; M ooney. Joh n 

### FW:Veolia L

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### to Ge n evie ve 

### Dam i co, USEPA.PDF

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### Sen t Monday, June 10, 20 13 3:06 P M To : D a m i co, Genev i eve; Czerniak, George 

### Cc: K e!lmeyer, Joseph; K emper, Rya n Russell Subject: 

### Veolla Dear 

### Ge n evieve
- 

### Attache d**e~~se** 

### find correspo ndence re l ating t o yo ur meeti ng 1v i th Veolia l a s ! 

### week 1wou ld ap prec i a te someo ne giving me a call relating to !he issues discussed therein. Thanks. Joseph M
. Kellmeyer J ke!lmevet@thompsonooburn
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## VES010008

# VES010009
. pdf

# ~THO**PSON** 

# r• cosuRN LLP JO$eph M. Keilmeyer p 314.552.6 1 66 F 314.S52 . 7166 j ket l me)·er@t hompsoncobum.com 

### June 

### 10, 2013 

### VIA C ERTIFIED M AI L Uni t ed States Environmental Protection Agency Genevieve Damico Region 5 77 W. J ac k son Boulevard (A-ISJ) Chicago, Illinois 60604-3509 Re: USEPA's Proposed Reopening of Air Pollut i on Cont rol T itle V Permit Dear Genevieve: I apprec i ate you an d other members of the United States Environmental Protection Agency**(~USEPA"** 

### or "Agency") meeting with m y client, Veolia ES Technical Solutions, L.L.C. (''Veolia'') on June 5, 2013 ("Meeting"). During the Meeting, Veo li a and USEPA d i scussed the ramifications should Veolia appeal the Agency's reopening ofVeolia's Air Pollution Control Title V Permit or any terms or conditions related t hereto (collectively "Conditions") to the 

### Environmental Appeal s Board ("EAB") and 

### the EAB denied the petition or granted review of the petition and subsequently issued an order on the m erits relating thereto. Veolia e x pressed the view t h at the EAB's decision becomes final Agency acti on and the Conditions m ust be 

### i mp l e m ented even ifVeolia appealed the EAB action to the Seventh Circuit, absent additional reli e f from the EAB or the Seventh Circuit which would de l ay the 

### implementation of such Cond i tions during the pendency of the appeal to the 

### Seventh Circuit ln 

### response, US EPA expressed the view that req u iring Veol i a to implement such Conditions during the pendency o f an appeal to the Seventh Circuit was neither USEPA's in t ent nor was implementat i on of such Conditions required by the law . For the sake ofclarity, Veo lia was relying primarily upon 40 C . F.R. 

### § 71.1 I and various other authorities in form ing its belief that additional relief woul d 

### be needed following an EAB decision in order to avoid V eolia being required to implement the Conditions during tbe 

### pendency of an appeal to the Seven tt Circui t Veolia is prepared to defer to USEP A's opi n ion as expressed during the Meeting
- specifically, should V eolia appeal the Agency's reopening of V eolia's Air Pollution Control Title V Permit or Conditions to t he EAB and the EAB deny the 

### petition or grant review of the petition and subsequently issue an order on the meri ts r e l ating thereto , the law does not 

### require Veolia to i mplement such Conditions during the pendency of an ap peal of the EAB action to the Seventh Circuit In deferring to USE P A's opinion , Veolia simply wishes to ensure its r i ghts are protected. In t his regard, I wou ld lik e to discuss USEPA's analysis further with you or your counsel. In any case, given USEPA's desire as e x press ed during the 

### Meeting- to avoid Veolia implementing Conditions prior to the 

### completion of Seventh Circuit judicial rev iew, if such Thompson Cobum UP 

### I Attorneys o t Low 

### I O ne US Bonk Plozo 

### I St. louis, Missouri 63 1 01 P 314.552.6000 IF 314.55 2 . 7 000 

### I www.thompsoncobum.com 5749 1 09 

## VES0100 0 9

### Ju n e 10,2013 Page 2 

### review is desired , I 

### believe the two parties can work together- if necessary, t hrough an implemen tation schedule or otherwise
- to avo id the un i nte n ded outcome ofVeolia being required to imp lement the Conditions prior to the complet ion of Seventh Circuit rev ie w. Please have someone from your office give me a call to discuss further a t 

### your convenience. Very trul y yours, Thompson Coburn 

## LLP

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## VE SOIOOJO

# VES01 0011
. pdf

### Ogule i, David From: Sent: 

### To: S ubje ct: H e llo David, Davi d Moo r e <OallidM@coopere n viro n me n ta l.com> Wednesday, Apr i 23 , 20 1 4 2 : 13PM Og ul ei , David Cooper Env i ronmenta l

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### Best regards, David Moore Director o f Sa l es and Mark et ing Cooper Environmental Services LLC 

### 10 1 80 SW N i mbus Ave. Suite 

### J 6 Port l and, 

### O R 97223 Pho n e 

### # : 503-608· 4444 Mo bil e #: 

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## VESOlOOll

# VES010012
. pdfUN ITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PRO T EC TI ON AGEN CY REG I ONS 77 W ES T JACKSON BOU LE VARD C H ICAGO
. ILI50604-3590

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# - t t. : SEP 1 1 ZV!3 •**;o. ~Y...** **~ ~~~'1'"!** **~** ...**.,~;. -'** **t."** 

### Doug l as Harris , General Manager Veolia ES Technical Solutions , L.L.C . 7 Mobile A venue Sauget, lllinois 6220 I R E PlY TO TH EATIE N TI ONO F":



### Re: Notificat i on of Incompleteness of 40 C.F.R. Part 71 Penni! 

### Renewal A pp licatio n Dear 

## Mr. Harris: Tile 

### U.S. Environmental Protectio n Agency has reviewed the application for re n e wal 

### of a Clean Air 

### Act (CAA) Title V permit that Veolia 

### ES Technical Solutions, L.L.C., Sauget, Illinois (Veolia) submitted to EPA on AprilS and August 16, 2013. Veo lia opera te s under a 

### federal T itle V Pennit to Operate No. V
- IL-127 1 6300103
- 08
- 01, which EPA iss ued on September 12, . 2008 , p ursuant to Ti t le V of t he CAA and 

### its implementi ng regu l ations at 

### 40 C. F .R 

### Part 71.. \/eolia's permit expires on October 

### 12 , 2013. Co mplete n ess Det e

rmin atio n Pursuant to 

### 40 C.F.R. § 

### 71.5(a)(2) , EPA has determined that the information submitt ed in the

· above referenced application is adm i ni stratively comp lete . Pursuant to 40 C.F.R. §§ 

### 71.5 (a) (2) and 71.7(b), since we have deemed Veolia's perm it application to be 

### comp l ete, Veolia is 

### co vered by an application shield, which allows Veo li a to continue operating its facility even t1 1ough EPA has not yet 

### issued Veolia ' s permit. Tliis application shiel d is 

### in effect from the dat e ofcompleteness until we have issued the final permit , provided Veolia s ubmit s any requested information by the specified deadlines . P lease be 

### av.'llre that the permit app li cation shield does not mean we have already approved the requested permit, nor d_oes it mean that we have determined th at you ha ve adequately addressed comp liance concerns i n your application. The permit application shiel d means only th at Veolia m ay opera te its 

### facility d u ring the period until we have issued the final p ermil

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## VES010012

### Duty to Provi de A ddition a l Inf ormati on Thi s app lication completeness determinatio n does not const i tute a 

### thoroug h e valuation of the m

e rits of the ap plica ti on . P ursuant to 40 C.P.R. 

### § 7l.S(aX2), if we determine that additional information is 

### necessary to evaluate the application or to take final action on it, we may request such information 

### in writing and set a reasonab l e deadli ne for a respo nse. Duty to Correct/U pdate Application Pursuant to 40 C.P.R.§ 71.5(b) , i f you fi n d that you have omitted any relevant facts or have submitted incorrect information, you must promp t ly flle correcti ons to yo ur app lication with our office. ln addition , i f the facility becomes Subject to additional regulations before EPA makes a draft permit for thi s facility avai l able for pu blic comment, you m us t provi de additi on al infonnatio ' n to us addres sing the n ew app l icable requirements. This co mp l eteness deten n inatinn does not affect your obligation to comp l y with all app licab l e requirements, inc l uding t h

e lllinois Sta te Implem entat ion Plan, regardl e s s of Title V pennit iss uance. F u rthenno re , future changes at the fac ility, whet h

e

r cons idered major or m inor for co n struct ion permitti n g p u rposes, may necessitate updating your permit application. I f you have any questio n s, please contact D av i d Ogu lei, o f my staff, a t (312) 3 53-0987. rely, .-,

# 'fUc~Jt~ enevieve Damico Air Permits Section

cc: Bob B ern o tei t, Illino is EPA



## V E SOI0013

# VES010014
. pdf

### Ogulei, David From: Sent: To : Cc: S ubj ect: 

### Davi d, Dennis J Warcho l < d ennls.warchol@veoNaes
. co m> T uesday , July 16 , 20 1 311 : 1 2 AM Og ul e i , David Nancy L Paddoc k T itle V P ermit App l ication

Can we ca ll yo u at aro und 9 AM tomorrow to discuss your com m e n ts . I w ill have Nancy Pa ddock on t h e call who works for me an d Kathy Strubberg ou r cons ul tant w h o h elpe d us w ith this app l icatio n . I f t hat t i m e works, we w i ll ca ll you in your o ffice. Thanks SERV I CE FIRST SAfETY A L WAYS De nnis 

### J. Warcho l EHS Manager Veolia ES Techn ical Sol u tio n s , L.L.C. T rade Waste I nci n eration Facalty #7 Mobi l e Ave nu e Sauget , IL 62201 6 1 8-27 1 -2804 (ext.169) 6 1 8-271-2 128 (fax) Den nis
. warcho i @VeoliaES
.com wvtv, , VeoliaES.com Thi s e-mail message from Veo l i a E S Techn ica l So l utio n s , L LC 

### is for the sole use of t he i nte nded recip i ent(s) a nd may co nta in con fide ntial an d p rtvlle ged I nformatio n. Any una ut horized re v i e w, use , di sclos u re o r distr ibution i s proh i b ite d
. I f you are not the i nt ended rec i pient , please commu ni ca te w ith the sende r by reply e - ma il and destroy all co pi es of the original m essa ge a n d de l ete it from aU comp uters.

) 

## V E S010014

# VES010015
. pdf

### Ogulei , David F

rom: Sent: To : 

### Cc : 

### Sub ject: Attachme nts : 

### N ancy L PaddOCk <nancy . paddocl<@veoliaes . com> Monday , December 

### 09,2013 9:19AM Ogulel, David 

### Dennis J Warchol RE : PTE and 

### Actual Emlssioos 

### AS Form PTE Summary%282 or 2 % 29rev5 ( 1). pdf Thank 

### you, David . 

### I 

### wm take 

### care or updating the table 

### you sent />SAP . The revised 

### PTE table is 

### attadled to this message; the 

### HAP 

### PTE has been 

### updated to reflect 

### a total d29 . 44 TPY. The 

### HAP 

### PTE value 

### In the August addendum was 

### i naccurate due to a simple tabulation 

### error. Is 

### this a sutlldent 

### elq)lanabon for 

### the change? 

### Thank 

### you. Nancy Paddock Environmental Engineering Specialist Veoj i a 

### ES T echnical Solutions, 

### LL.C. 7 Mobi l e Avenue 

### Sa u get, IL 62201 618.271.2804 (x-115) 618 . 271.2 1 28 (fax) 

### Nancy . Paddock@VeqllaES ,com www.VeoliaES.com Th i s e-ma il message from Veo l ia 

### ES T ec hnical Sol u tions, 

### LLC. i s for t he sole use of the Inte n ded redplent(s) and may conta in confidenda l and privileged lnf

onnation. Any u nauthorized review, u se, d i sc l osure 

### or distribut i on is 

### prohi bited
. 

### If you are not the 

### i ntended re cip ie n t, please comm un i cate with t h e se n der by rep ly e·mail and d est roy a ll copies of 

### the original message and delete 

### It from a ll co m puters. From : 

### Ogu l e i , Dav i d (Og u l e i. Dav l d@epa.gov) Sent: Monday, December 09, 2013 9:01AM To : 

### Nancy L Paddock Cc : 

### Denn i s J 

### Warcho l Subject: 

### PTE and Actual Emissions 

### H

i Nancy, Bel ow is 

### me rable we discussed today. As we discussed. could you provide me 

### wiclt the 

### data mar's missing from 

### cltis cable? You may 

### replace the 

### table you currently have 

### on page 

### 18 of**th~** 

### addendum 

### wilh this table . Also, please update dtc total HAPs value •• we 

### discussed, ll!1d include an explanation fo r the update. Thanks! 1 

## VES010015

### Pollutant P oten tial to 2012 Actunl 2011 Actual 20 1 0 Actual 2009 Actual 2008 Actual E mit (PTE) Emiss. ions Emissions Emissions Emissions Emission s 

### PM 13.93 1.12 1.1 

### 1.07 

### 1.04 

### PM oo 12 . 55 

### PM 2.1 

## S02 66.19 0.49 0.49 0.52 0.496 N Ox 74 . 1 I 58.16 57.1 55.23 5 4 . 76 

### V OM 15.63 1.51 1.62 1.74 

### 1.7 

# co 30 . 85 1.21 1.41 1.67 1. 95 Lead 0.0968 Total HAPs 21. 4 1 Antimo n y (Sb) Arsenic (As) < 0. 1 0 Benzene < 0.40 Beryllium (Be) < 0.05 Cadmium (Cd) Chromium (Cr) Dioxins/Furans Hydrogen Chloride (HCI) 1.89 2.03 2.09 3.56 lead Mercury (Hg) 0.055 Nickel 

### (Ni) Seleniu m (Se) Organic HAP s

2 

## VESOIOOI6

### David O gul d U.S. Hoviroomeotal Pro te c tion Agency Re gio n 5 

## I Air & 

### Rru:U otion Di visio n 

## I A
- 1 8) 

### 77 West Jack so n Blv d. 1 

### Chicab>O, Illin ois 60604 P hone: ( 312) 353-0987 1 

### Fax: (3 1 2) 692
- 2080**Ogulci.Da,~d@cpa.gov**

3 

## VES0100 1 7

# VES01 0018
. pdfOMB Cont 01 No 2060-0336 r U
. S. EHVlRONM ENT Al. PR OTECTION AGE NC Y APPUCAT ION FOR FE D E RAl. OPERAT I NG P E RM I T
. 4 0 CFR PA RT 7 1 FORM PTE • POTENTIAL TO EMIT SU MMA RY I N STRUCTIONS: Com plete th i s f orm**o~** for thO f a ci ity . You may find i t he l pful to COO'J) I Gie tot m EMISS fo r each G m isSlOn.s unit be f o.-o complet in g this**.** FOf each emissions uni t wi 1 h em iss ions t hai cou n t t owa r ds app lica b ili ty , li s t t

he em iss ions unR tO and the P TE f Of the ai r pollu tams l isl9d bGfow . It th«e are OU"'& r air poihAa n ts n ot lsled b elow f o r w hi Ch t M source i s a majOf source. provid e att ac tune01s na m ing the a i r polutant 8 n d showing**~; ab.l** **ioo** of th e to ta l fOf that po l l utan t. R OUld va l ues (O t he neares t t e n th of a t on . Add a u va l ues**~her** in each co J OO\O and eot er the tO(a l in the s pace pr<Mded at the botto m o f t

he tab le . Also r eport these tota ls i n section J of form GIS .
Eniss ion s U ni t i O**Re~:N ed**  A ir P olluta n ts a nd Pollutan1s for w h i

ch t he Source i a Mator N Ox 

### voc S02 PM10 

### co ( I= ) HAP (tOMJYr) (loo slyr) 

### oons i;r) (ton s/yr)**to~ S/yr** **)** ( ( ton slyr) 

### T ank60 0 .05 1 2 4 .98E · 05 

### Tank 300 0 . 0287 2.71E · 0 5 

### Tank302 0. 1 8 94 1. 84E..Q4 

### Tank 304 0.0567 5.45E.05 

### Tank 306 0.0993 9.59E.05 

### Tank 308 0.22 1 8 2 . 14E ..04 

### T ank 310 0.2569 2.84£..()4 

### Tank 3 12 0.35 17 3 .4 2 £ ..()4 

### Tank 3 1 4 0 .21 17 2 .0 5Jl..()4 

### Bulk Solids Storage 2.56**O.OI ~R**  

### Fugitive Eq uipment Leaks 0.0738 0.0001 

### Boiler I 4.5 1 0.248 0.027 0.343 3 . 79 

### E

mergeo4;y Genc.: r.ator # 

### 1 0.44 1 O.Q3 5 0 . 029 0.031 0.095 0 . 007 1 

### Emergency GenetaUlr #2 0.44 1 0.035 0.029 0.031 0. 095 0.007 1 TO

T AlS 

### 74. 99 1 6 . 33 66 . 7 9 1 3.1 5 31.04 0.0968 29 .44



## VES010018

# VES01 0019
. pdf

### Discussion with Evonik DeGussa • MM CEMS 

### [J 

## s h M h 11 . . Jeff Ryan, Charles Hall, Dan Bivi ns , Dav i d

ara a rs 

### a ' 0 · Ogu l ei, Kim Garnett , Sha n non Downey 10 / 04120 12 08: 58AM 

### C

c : Sabrina Argenti eri This message has be en r e pl i ed to a n d forwa rded. I spoke with Theresa Re xall (sp?) a t E von i k about the MM C E MS
. She i s happy to se t up a call with t he gro u p to d i scuss w hat h appe ned. She was not i nvo lved w it h MM CEMS at the time of operati on but s he w i ll g e t the appropriate peop l e who operated it to des cri be to u s why t hey have ceased operat i ng the CEMS
. Genera ll y, she sa i d th at there was 

### a hard drive fa i l ure in 

### 2009 whiCh was repaired a nd th en 

### a softwa re fa il ure i n 2 011 tha t they were un ab l e to repa i r which wou l d h ave requi r ed them to rep l ace the system. Evo n ik got a quote from P a ll f or a n ew un it ($250,000 f or the u n it and $20,000 for the tape) a nd did a cost benef it analys i s . They decided to n ot repl ace t he un i t s i nce th eir waste is not var i able a nd they did n ot 

### see ma ny sp i kes i n meta l s a nd mercury w h il e operating it. E vo n i k also h ad some prob l ems with t he samp l i ng tra i n. T hose cou l d be repa ired but it added to th e cost to get th e M M CEMS ru n n i ng agai n . As for t he i r waste analys i s , they were not do i ng anyth i ng d i ffer e nt w h ile operat in g the M M CEMS 

### so there was no t a cost sav i ngs a ssociated w i th waste analys i s w h i l e operati ng the MM CEMS
. We can set up 

### a call i n the next few weeks. I f you a re i nte r es t ed, please l et me know your ava i labi l ity over the n ext two weeks
. Tha nks ! Sa ra h Mars h all E n vi ro n menta l E n g i nee r Air E nfo rceme nt and Compliance Ass urance Bra n Ch U.S. E nv i ronmenta l Protection Agency, Reg i on 5 312-886-6797 Jeff Ryan Good morn in g eve ryo n e . I ju st wa nted to l et yo u .. . 1 01021 2 0 12 07: 4 7 : 38 AM From : T

o : Jeff Ryan / RTP / U S E PAIUS Challes Ha i V RSI\JSEPAIUS@EPA. D an B i vinsiR T PI\JS E PAIUS@EPA, David Ogu le i/ R SI\J S E PAI U S@E PA, K im Ga mett!RTP I\JSE PAIUS@EPA, Sa rah Marshati/RS/USEPAIUS@EPA, 

### Cc : Dat e : Ri cha r d H La mbert < l ambef1_. r i cha r d

_

h@ l illy
.com> . Michae l L Fos te< < f os ter ..michaeU@Ii tl y .corn> t 0/02120 1 2 07: 4 7AM S u b ject: Conf erence ca ll with El i Lit ty Good mo rn i n g everyone. I j ust wanted to le t you know that I have had a c hat with Ric k and M i k e prior to our ca ll today and I wanted to pass a l ong some additiona l i nfo. Main l y, that this co n ference ca ll today is focused on tec h nica l iss ues . Rick a nd M i ke can speak to their experiences w"h th e sys tem wh i le t h ey were respons i b l e for i ts operation. I 

### now know tha t they a re n o l onge r responsib l e fo r the i nci n erato r a nd that Evon i c DeGussa now ow n s and o perates t he fac i l i ty ( s i nce 2010)
. As a resu l t , our disc u ss i o n s a r e li mited to the Ell U ll y operatio ns. Between Pall a nd E l i Li l ly , seve ra l ex cel l e nt papers and prese ntat ions have bee n provided
. In it ially , th i s i s e x aCI Iy what you a ll were loo k i ng f or . I hope e veryone has had a Ch ance t o go throug h t he m . In add i tion , I prov i ded the l i n ks to the EPA d ocu men ts that were produced spec i fic to t he alternati ve mo n ito ri ng aspects .



## VES010019I 

### hope th i s he l ps. Jeff

Jeff Ryan U
. S
. Environmenla l Protection Age n cy Office o f Researc h a n d Development Nationa l Risk Management Researc h Laboratory Ai r Po ll u t i on P r even ti on and Contro l Divis i on Ai r Pollu t ion Tech n ology Branch 1 09 T
.W
. Alexander Drive M ai l Drop E305·01 Research Triang l e Pa r k, NC 27711 (919) 541 · 1437 (919) 541 · 0554 FAX

" And all t h i s science, I don't un derstand." " It ' s just my job 5 days a week "

Elton Jo h n • Rocke t Man



## VES010020

# VESO 10021. pdf

## APn - 1 2o1t 

# (i)VEOLIA ENVIRONMENTAL SE:RVi CES

March 

### 3 1 , 20 1 4
Mr
. D avi d Ogul ei US Env i ronme ntal Protec t ion Age ncy Regi o n S 77 West J ackso n Bl vd Ma ll Code: AR - 1 8J C hi cago , ll 60604-3507 Re: Veol i a ES Tecl1n i ca l So l ut io n s, L.L .C
. 7 Mo bi l e Ave n ue S auget, IL 

### 6 220 1 V- IL-17 1 6300103-08.{)1 (Fed - Ex'd)

Certif i ca ti o n fo r rev i s io ns t o Trtle V App li ca ti on f or Re n ewa l , A u gust 

### 2 0 13 Addendum Dear M r . Ogule i
. Enc l osed are rev i sed pages lo t h e Augus t 2 013 A d de ndum to Veolia ' s Ap p l icati on f or Title V renewal
. These are h a rd cop i es of pages t h a t h ave previo usl y been submitted to you i n e l e ctronic f ormat. A signe d Ce rt i foc a t i on of T r uth, Accuracy and Com p l e ten ess (C T AC) E PA Fo r m 

### 5900-02 has also been i ncluded i n lh l s s u bmitla l pa c k a ge . I f 

### you have ques ti ons o n this s ub m i tta l , please call me o r Den n is Wa rcho l at (618) 2 1 -2804. S incere l y, Veo l i a ES Tecl1n i ca l So l utio n s, L.L. C. Nancy 

### L. Padd ock E nv i ronmental E n gi neer in g Spec i a l ist Att. 

### C: EPA File

1#7 Mobi l & · A

venue, S au g at. IL 62 201 ( 6 1 8 ) 27 1-2804 WINW.v•ona . com 

## VES01 0 021

### ft**EA~** U n ited St a te s

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## ~jr' Agency OMB No
. 2(16().()336, A pprova l E xv i r es 6/30120 1 5 Fed e ra l Operat i ng Perm i t P r o gram (4 0 CFR Pa rt 7 1) 

### C ERTIFICAT I ON OF 

### T RUTH ACCURACY AND COMPLETENESS (CTAC ) Thi s form must be co mp le t e d, signed by t h e ' Re s po n s ib l e Offic i a l " des i g na ted fo r t he fac ility o r e mission u ni t , a n d sent wit h eac h s ubm i ssio n of docum e nts (i
. e . • application fo r m s , updat es to applicat i ons, r eports , 

### or any i nf or ma tio n r e quire d by a par t 7 1 pe r m i t). A
. R espon s ible Offi c i a l Name : ( La st)**....,~; l:iia** **rr u;i** **~.....** ___ ____ (F i rs t) Do u g l as 

### (M I )
_ Title Gen e ra l Mana ge r S t r ee t o r P .O
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### ...lil§2.**phon e~**  

### ..lZ1.. - 2804 Ext.**acs im** **ile~** 

### ..lZ1..- .l12a,. B
. Certification of Truth , Accuracy and Completeness (to b e s i g ned by the re spo n s ibl e off ic i a l ) 

### I certify un de r pena l ty o f law , based o n in forma tion and bel i ef formed after r easonab l e in q ui ry, th e stat e m en t s and i n f ormat ion co nta i ne d in t h ese documents are tru e , accurat e and conle t e . N ame (s i gned) 

# d>'a.u/M**d~C>** Na m e (type d ) Doyq l as H ar Ps Date: 

# _,2___ I 

# 3 

# i I / 

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EPA Form 59 00-02 

## VES0 10022'

## ;

; 

### POLLUTANT PTE 

### POLLUTANT PTE 

### ( tons /vrl {tons/yr) 

### PM 1 2.62 

### BENZENE 0.36 

### PM10 1 2 . 62 BERYLLIUM 0 . 04 

## P

M>..S 1 2.62 

### DIOXINIFURAN 9.97 x 

### 10 · 8 

## so2 6 6. 2 5 HCI/C h 

### 1 9.8 

## NOx 74.99 L EAD 0.0968 

### VOM{OZONE) 1 5 . 70 

### MERCURY 0.03 

## co 31.04 METHANOL 0 . 4069 TO TAL HAPS 21.4 

### NI CKEL 0.000 1 ANTIMONY 

### 0 . 000 1 ORGANIC HAP 

### 0.5287 

### COMPO m,."D s ARSENIC 

### 0.04 

### SELENIUM 0. 0002 The current facility' s 

## PTE is a s ummat i o

n of 1h e potential to 

### emit ofeach emissio n unit. B. Incinerators: 

### Unit 2, 

### U nit 3, 

### and Unit 4 

### Emission Sta n dard Requirements Th e regu l atio ns applicable to the incinera tors are listed bel o w. A 

### listing o f any non a pp li cable requirements and 

### the reason s for th e non-app li cability are provided in AppendLx B
. 1. 

### VJSible Emissions a. Visible 

### Emissio n s Limitations (3 5 lAC 212 . 1 23(a) ] 

### Th e emission o f smoke or other particul a te ma tter, with an opaci ty grea t er than 3 0 percent, into the atmosphere from any emi s si on source shall not be caused or allowed, except as allowed by 

### 35 lAC 2 1 2.123(b) and 2 1 2. 1 24. b. 

### FugitivePartieulate Matter [35 lAC 2 1 2301 

### a nd 212.314] 

### The facility sbitll not cause or allow the emiss i o n of fugi tiv e particu late matt e

r from any process , including 

### any m aterial handlin g or sto rage activity , tha t 

### is visible by an observer l ooking generall y overhead a t a point beyond the property l ine o f the source unless the 

### wind speed is 

### greater 

### than 40.2 ki l ometers per ho ur ( 2 5 miles per h our . ) except as described in 35 lAC 

### 212 .3 1 4.

18


## VES010023. ... ....

I / 

### B. 

### L ist of Air 

### Emission Sources w ith Reg u latory Requirements U nit Name Unit Desc ri ptio n Incinerat i on U nit 2 Fixed Heartil Incinera ti on Unit u sed in the destruction of b.u:ardous waste Inc i neration U n

i t 3 Fixed Hearth I ncineration U n it u s ed in the destruc ti on of hazardous waste Inc i n e

ration U n

it 4 Rotary Kiln lneinerator (Tl'ansporta ble) used i n the destruction ofhazardo u s was te Material Processing Area I Material processing/repackaging, repackaging of containerized so li d waste Material Process i ng Area 2 Material processing/repackaging, repackaging of containerized so li d waste 

### Lab Pack Repac k Material proces s ing/repackaging, repackaging of L a b Packs Drum C ru sher Drums are cru s he d Bu l k Feed Building Tempora ry stora ge of bulk so l id w as tes before being feed to Unit4 Boi l er 1 S team Bo iler used for steam g enera ti on at p l ant Tank#2 4, 931-gallon tank used for the storage o f liquid waste T ank #4 4 , 931 -gallon tank u sed for the 

### st orage o f liquid waste Tank # 6 7,200-g al lo n tan k us ed f or the storage of liquid waste T ank # 8 5,820-gallon tank used f or 

### the stora g e of l iquid wa ste Tank # 10 12,869
-gallon tank used for the storage of liquid was te Tan k #2 0 I 2,8 69-ga llon tank 

### used for the stor age of liqu i d wa st e Tank# 30 12 ,869-ga ll on tank used for the s t orag e of liquid waste Tank#4 0 12,869-gallon tank 

### u sed for th e storage of l iqui d waste Tank #50 12,8 69- ga llon tank us ed fo r th e storage of liquid waste T ank #60 12 ,8 6 9 -g all o n tank used fo r the storage of liquid was te Tank#300 19, 8 5 0
-gallon tank used fo r the storag e of liquid waste Tank #302 30,000-g all on tank used f or the storage of liquid waste Tank #304 3 0 , 000-ga llon tank used for tho storage of l i qu i d waste Tank #306 30,000-ga llo n tank 

### used fo r the storage of liquid waste Tank#308 30,000-gallon tank used for the storage of li quid was te Tank #3 10 30,000-gallon tank u sed fo r the storag e of li quid waste 

### Tank #312 I0,000-gallon tank u sed for 

### the storage of li qu i d waste 

### T ank #314 I0 , 000
-gallon tank u sed for the storage of l iqui d was t e Tank#390 30,000
- gallo n tank used for sto rag e of No.2 Die s el Fu el E

m

ergency G en erator I #2 Fue l oil
- fired (0.4 MMBrulhr , :S 1 1 2kW) Emergency Ge ner a to r 2 #2 Fuel oil
-fi red (0.41--f MBtulhr, :S 1 1 2kW) 

## 57


## VES010024; 

# .. . .. . ,



## . ·

. 

### •

' 

### / ca l culated to be 0.8833 pounds VOM 

### per hour and 3.87 ton s YOM per year. The detailed calculations are provided below. Drums crushed per year • 350,400 (40 drums /hour , 8,760 hours/year VOM Emiss i on Factor Calcu l a

t i on for Drum Crusher Emi s sion Factor = 

### Summation of Pounds YOM from Column I 

### below
= 

### 0.0221 pounds per drum 

### Maximum rate ofcrus!Ung 

# = 40 drums per hour Maximum YOM emission 

### rate 

# = 0.0221 

### x 40 = 

### 0.8833 pounds VOM per hour Maximum aMual VOM rare • 0.8833 x 179/2,000 c 

### 0.0790 tons VOM per year P otent ial-To -Emit 

### (PTE) 

### Emissions
- Vo l atile Organic Material (VOM) VOM Emission Factor Calculation for Drum Crusher Emission Factor = 

### Summation of Pounds VOM from Column I • 0.022 1 pounds per 

### drum Maximum rate ofcrushing = 

### 40 drums per hour Maximum YOM emission rate 

## = 0.0221 x 40 

# = 0.8833 pounds VOM 

### per hour Maximum annual YOM rate 

## = 0 . 8833 x 8,760 /2, 000 

# = 3.87 tons VOM per year PTE VOM emissions from drum cr ushing operations= 3.87 ton VOM/yr

63


## VES010025

## . · ·: :·



### ···· ·•·' 

### 1 0 . T anks 

### All the tanks emit both VOM and benzene. The actual YOM emissi ons are those repo rted i n the Annua l Air Emis s ions R eport for 2012. The YOM and 

### benzene PTEs were calculated from tbe emission f a

ctor detennined using 20 1 2 emi ssion rates a nd t hroughputs . The emission factor was the n multiplied times the ma ximum h our ly throughput to yield the potenti a l YOM emissions in poun d s per hour; and then co n verted to to ns per year using 8,760 hours per 

### year. Tao k Emissio n s S um mar.· Actual 2012 

### E miss i o n T ank E m iss i ons 

### Fa ctor 

## PTE PTE 

### N um ber Pollutan t 

### 20 1 2 T hrough put ( lb s/ l fY 

### (Lb lbr} (Tonlyr } (l b /yr) (1 0 3 

### galsJyr} gals) 

### V

OM 1.58 0. 0026 0 . 00 5 2 0.0 230 Tank**~2** 602 2.49£-06 4 .98!!-06**2. 8£~$**  Benzene 0.00 1 5**ank~** 

### YOM 1 . 73 602 0 . 0029 0 .0057 0.0252 Benzene: 

## I 0.0 1 7 2.82E
- 05**5.65~5 2.47E~4**  

### YOM 2.76 306 1 0.0009 0 . 00 18 0.0079**Tank~** 8 . 32 1! -07 Benzen e 0.00 27 1. 76E-1>6**7.73E~** Tank #S 

### YOM 2 . 3! 2461 O.OOll 0.0023 0.0100 

### B

enzene 0.0027 l.IOE-06 2 .19E-06**E~** 

### YOM 1 0.68 0.0214 0 .04 27 0.18 7 1 Tank #10 500 2.08£.05 B enzene 0 .0104 4.16£.05**1.82.E~4** Tank#20 

### VOM 1.12 310 0.0036 0 .0072 0 .0 3 1 6 Benzene 0.00 11 3 .55 £.06**0E~** J .!I E-1>5



### YOM 2.33 0.0295 0 . 0590 0. 25 84 Tank N JO 79 2. 91E-05 Benzene 0.0023 5. 32E
- 05 2 .55E-04 T ank 1140 

### VO M 2 .4 2 657 0.0037 0 . 007 4 0. 0323 Benzene 0 .0023 J .SO E
- 06 7.00£.0 6**3.07E~5** 

### Y

O

M 0.76 5 0 0 . 0010 0.0020 0 . 0033 Tank II SO 764 9 .46E · 07 1. 83£.06**8.03E~** Benzene 0.0007



### YOM 5 .5 5 0.0058 0.011 7 0 . 0512 Tank 1160 9 50 4 . 98£..05**Ben~ e**  0 .0054 5 .6 8£
- 06 l.l 4E-05 

### YOM 1.90 580 0 .0033 0.0066 0 . 0287 Tank li300 3.10E
- 06 6. ZIE-0 6**2.7 E~5**  Be nzen e 0.00 1 8



### YOM 11.74 0 .0216 0.04 32 0 . 1 89 4 T

a n

k #302 543 2.101!-05 1. 8 41!-04 

### Benzen e 0.0! 14 4.20£.05



### YOM 2.8 1 0 .0065 0.0130 0 .0567 T ank#304 43 4 6 .22E-0 6**1. 24~5**  S .4S E
- 05 Benzene 0.0027



### YOM 5 .28 0.0 11 3 0.0227 0 .0993 T ank #306 466 1.09E-05 9 . 59£.0 5 Benume 0.00 5 1 2 . 19 E-OS 

### VOM 8
. 99 0.025 3 0.0506 0 .22 !8 Tan k #308 355 2.45E-05 4.90E-05**2.. 5~4**  Benzene 0 .0087 Tank #3 10 

### VOM 8 .27 2 8 2 0.0293 0.0587 0.2569 

### 65


## V E$010026

### . --:-·-. · . .. . Tank Em issions Summarv 

# I Actual 2012 Emission 

## ! Tank 

### Emissions Factor j 

### PTE PTE Num b er P o llutan t 1 

### 2 012 T hroughput (lbs!l0 3 

# ! (Lblbr) (Too!yr) Ob /vr) ( 1 

## o' galslyr)**~als)** ! ; Benzme 0.0080 2.84E-05 

## ' 5.67E-05 2.48E-04 Tank #3 12 VOM 7.7 1 0 .0402 0.0803 0.3517 1 92 Benzene 0.0075 3.9 1 E
- 05 7.8 1 E-OS 3.421!-04 T ank #314 VOM 4 . 64 1 92 0.0242 0.0483 0. 2117 

### Benzene · 0.0045 2-34E
- 05 4.69E-OS 2.05E-04 

### I L Eme r ge n cy Generators An 

### emergency genera tor that combusts # 2 fuel o il is used for emergency power / energy require me nts. The generator rating is le ss 

### than II 2 kilowatts or I 50.2 horsepower . The maximum hourly des i gn ra te i s approximately 0.4 MMBtu/hr . The generator i s only used 

### in the case of a power outage o r nalUtal gas curtailment . Nonemergency operation is 

### li mited to maintenance and testing that is necessary to 

### maintain the readiness ofthe unit. A second emergency generator is used oo operate the fire water pump in the event of an onsire fire. Th i s generator al so combusts #2 f uel o il and has a maximum bourly design rate of approximately 0.4 MM.Btulhr (< 

### 112 ki l owatt rating). When operated, the 112 fuel oil combustion generates e missio ns o f PM,**S~,** 

### NOx , CO, 

### VOM and organic/inorganic HAPs. There are no emi s s io n control devices associated w ith these units. EmeT2eocv Gene r at or Emiss i ons Su mm ary Ma.ximumHoor lv Heat l nout: 0.4 MMB!ttlhr (,:: 112 kW 1 50.2 Ho l 

### M

aximum Hou rs of :looration """ vear. $00 br/\'r 

### Emission

Factor PTE 

### PTE Pollutant (lblm mb to) 

### Oblhr ) (toosfvr ) 

# co 0.95 0.38 0.095 

### VOM 0.35 0.14 0,035 

### NOx 4.41 

### 1.76 0.441 

### PMz.5 0.31 0.124 0.03 1 

### PM, o 0.31 0. 124 0 . 03 1 

### P

M 0.31 0. 1 24 0.03 1 

# so, 0.29 0.1 1 6 0.029 A l dehydes 0.07 0.028 0.007 F ormaldehvde 0.00118 0.0005 0.0001

66


## VES010027EMISSION UN I T 

## (DIS\**DrumCru~** A P PLICATION 

### REFERENCE FOR**~!' LI** **CABLE** R li'

I>UJRMEm' Sectioi'IJV .J.4 SectioniVJ . S J'Qi.itr. Requirem ' eotsBol\.er Sect i on IV . K.. I Bo i k: r Secti on JV . K2 Boi ler Soe:tion rv**.K.~** B.ol

loet SectioniV . K , 4 S.OUer**tion** N . X. S Boi ler Section 

### rv .K. 6 CITATION**,CfR** 7l. 6(o )(lXi)(A) "'d 4 0 CfR 7l .6(a )())



# ... .. 3S I

AC2 i6 . 1 2l 4 0 CFR**S~Alp art**  De lS lAC 1 1 2, 12 J(a) Coo5U!Jttion p::rm i1 9508002S**~OCFR** 61 . .S2 

## •o CF1\ 63 Sokpout O DOD D
B<li lu**SecJ ~n**  IV .lU I 40 C Fl{**«,:~;(3 )**  l:meueocv Generatori; 

### _Re;;"u i reme:nrs : ' · Emergo:ncy Sec.tKm lV.L. l 40 CFR 63**Su~** ZZZZ**~** Emergency**~** Sect ion lV. L. 2 <WCFR 63.6602 Sec:cioniV.L.3 GaSoline**~ora** e. Tank: Reaulnments · ·**. ~**  Gasoli n e Tank Section IV .MJ 351AC 2 1 9 . 1 22

-.- 

# .

'· 

## ' COMPLIANCE METHOD

NOx. , COemi:ssion rate ca.lcu.1stions b6sc.d OJ'I moni tottld eootennlioosdur i ns annuQJ.**-~ andannua:l**  O!>CflltiliR: holm. W

ork pr-'l:ti o n for annool tur\c>oup.**on~·**lime energy e.>S(SSI"''lCnt, submi.ssioc o f NOC.

Wort J!Ca:.t;oc protcdures for**IliA~** impection end idle opcntion will be followed.



## 73


## VESOI0028

### Add i tio n al Recordkeepine I nspection As Required by 40 CPR 6 1 Su bp art FF I Quarterly Inspect i on Cert ifi cation I Quarterly Ta nk390 

### Throughput Suppl ier inv oi ces 

## I Purchase frequency**Emer~ency** 

### Generators Hours of opetali on and Install a non -r esettable hour meter 

### as During operation descrip ti on**of** 

### use required bv 40 CFR 63 Suboart ZZZZ Rec o rds ofinspection of air cleaner, I nspecti o n boses and belts as required by 40 CFR 63 Suboarl ZZZZ Annually 

### Startup, Shutdown Opera ting record and maintenance Per Occurrence and 

### Mal function time and records for oil and 

### mter changes as annual l y 

### duration reQuired 

### bv 40 CFR 63**Su~l'an** 

### ZZZZ Veolia utilizes an extens i ve preventative maintenance (PM) 

### program to keep equipment operational and prevent breakdowns and failures. T his includes aspects such as documenting detailed ma i ntenance histories on equipment, rou tine i nspection, and l ub rication programs for high- wear equi pment and non-destruct i ve testing of piping and vesse ls u sing techni ques like ul

trasound 

### to a s sess integrity. The frequency of these acti vities varies depending up on the equipm ent, 

### PM activity , and the incinerator 's shutdown sc he du l e . B . Reporting Req uireme nts Veo li a reports information as required by the Hazardo u s Waste Combustor MACT standard, 40 CFR**63~** 

### Unit 2, 3, 4, Materia l Processing Area I and 2, Bulk Feed Buil ding, Lab Pack Repack Area and a ll tanks that are used for the storage o f liquid waste are also subject to 

### requirements of 40 CPR 61 Subpart FF (Benzene 

### NESHAP). In addition 

### to lhe general reporting requirements summarized i n the following tab l es, these units comp l y wi th a ll applicable reporting r equirements as required 

### by 40 CFR 61 Subpart FF. G eneral R eporting R eq uire ment s R eference Reoort 63 .1 0(d)(4) Compliance progress reports, if required as a condition of an extension oftbe co mplian ce date granted 

### under Sec.**63.6Cil~** 

### 63 . 10(d)(5) (i) Periodic start up, shu tdown, and 

### m alfun ction reports. 63**I** 

### 0( d)(S)(ii) Immediate startup, shutdown, and 

### malfunction**rej)Orts~**



### 63. 10(e)(3) Excessive emiss ions and 

### continuous moni toring system I oerfo rmance r eoort and summarv reoort . 63.120 6( c )(2)(ii)(J3) Startuo . shutdown. and 

### mal function olan. 63.1206(c)( 3 )(v i) E xcessive exceedances reoorts. 63. t206(c)(4)(iv ) Eme111:ency safetY 

### vent ooeni nll:**reoorts~**



### 7 8



## V ESOI0029

### ' 

## ... Rep ortinf{ Re q ui rements Visual l nspeetioos and 

# I Quarter l y ins p ec

tion certification as 

# I Qu art erly Monitor i np, Require d by 40 

### CFR 61 

### Subpart FF Tan!< 390 

### Emissions 

### Inve n

to ry 

# I Annual Emiss i ons Report 

# I ArulUal Eroergen cv 

### Genen to rs Eml ss i on Inventory 

# I Annual 

### E mis si ons Report 

# I Annual Veo li a reports to 

### th e IEPA each occurrenc e of 

### an AW F

CO d u e to the com busti o n zone 

### pressure be ing g re a te

r than allowab l e setpoints w h en evidence of vis ib le emi ssi on s during the A WFCO 

### exists. In addition , any failure to pe rform the work prac tice standards for the emerg enc y generators w ill be 

### reported .



### 80


## VES010030OMS Contr ol No 20$tl.()JJS U.S
. ENV I RONt.I E NTAL PROTECTION AG E NCY APP U CATION FOR FEDERAl O PERATI NG 

### PERMIT , 40 C F R PA RT 7 ! FORM P TE ·POTENTIAL TO E MIT SUMMARY**~** 

# .... .. : 

## .. I NSTIRUCTIO NS : Complete t hi! form onoe for the facility. You may WI. h e l pfu l to ecmptete fonn EMlSS for each emmions unit before cornp lo: ing this form. f ot' e.ach omlulon.s unh with emissions tha t count tcwtards app li cab4-my , f l!t the em is sions unili D and lhe PTE for the ai' po llutants fi sted below. If there ere ether .Q pollutan!s not listed below forwdl ich tne $ourte is a major source , provk:fe attachment$ n :M'I"'ing the ai r po llu tant and showmg cafcut: tlon of the W I for th at po !Ma n t Round va lu es to tho n eare:sl tenth of a ton . Add all va1ues togethe r in each cobm and enter the total k\ the space prov id ed at fhe bottom ot Ule table . Also r-rt theoelohl l s il sectlo n J of fonn GIS.

E mloslon• U nit 1 0 R-la t ed Air Po H utants an4 Polluia nt• l Ot wh lo nthe Source 1$ Male< NOx

# ~) S02 

### PM10 

### co Le ad IW>**~ons/yr)** (lo nsty r ) (tonsty r ) Oonstyr) (IO n$!\'r) (tons/yr) 

### UD.i t 2 4.0 0.9 7.7 

### 2.53 6.6 0.0202 4. 166 

### Unit 3 4.0 0 . 9 

### 1 . 1 2.53 6.6 0.0202 4 . 1 66 

### UD.it 4 6!.6 3.1 50 . 76 7. 1 5 13. 86 0.0564 1 1.78 

### La b Pack Repack 1 .45 

### 0.2418 

### Material Proces sing 1 0 .23 87 0.0495



# .. Material Processing 2 

## ' 0.23 87 0 . 0495 ' 

### Drum Crusher 3.87 0.9356 

### Tank2 0.0230 2.18E..()5 

### Tank4 0 . 0252 2.47E-04 

### Tank6 0.0079 7 . 73E..Q6 

### Tank 8 0.0100 9.61E..Q6 

### Tank 10 0 .1871 1.82E·OS 

### Tank 20 0 .0316 3.llll-05 

### Tank 3 0 0.2584 2.5SE · 04 

### Tank40 0.0323 3 .07E..()5

I 

# ., Tank 50 0.0088 8.03E-06 

### ' i 

# z .. . · TOTALS 

### TOTAL ON 2h"D 

### FORM


## VES010031OMB CO n trol No 2060-033& V .S ,**NV ON!~~**  eNTAl PRO TECT I ON AG E N CY APPLICATION FO R FEDERAL OPERATING PERM I T , 4 0 C F R P ART 7 1 FORt• l"TE , POTIE N T I Al TO EMI T SUUMARY I NS TR U CTIOtiS: Comp!e\0 !tis form cnce f or tbe f -ac ll ly , Yo u may l'lnd fl he" fil to COfll) lel e io rm EM. I SS to r each o m

l$$ io n s un it bef ore oompletj!'Q th i5 f orm. F Of eac:t! emiss ions unit with em i as ions**th~** oou nl towards appkabiiity, tl$t the emiss-ions unit 1 0 and the PTE fiX the alt poli \Unts listed be low. li thet e ate other a ir p ol kita n fs n ot li sted below for which the SO\.t r c:e It a ma jor SCXM"ca , prov ide attach !!Ients**.am~** thG ai r po i! Ula n t and showing calculatio n of th e t o1a l fo r that po ll utant RO(ln d val u es to the nea re s1 te n

th of a too. ACtJ all vaf u es tOo,}E!t her in each col u rn n and ertief- th e to1al i n the sp ace provi:Jed al the bottom o f t

he ta ble . Also n!port t hue t ot al s i n secti on J of fom1 GIS .
Emissions ll n ll iD R: tQulatlr:S Ai r P olkJ t ants**~nd** P oll.ttan ts f o r wh icb t he So urce ii l\lli j Of

### ~~ 

### vo c 502 PM 1 0 

### c o Lead K4P 0 001 (jooslyr)**on •lyr)**  (1oos/ylj**onolyr)** ( l on•f>'l) Oomlyr ) 

### Tank60 0.05 1 2 4 . 9 8 E-05 

### T ank 300 0.0287 2.7 1 E-0 5 

### Tank 302 0. 1 894 l.S4E-04 

### Tank304 0.0567 5.45 E-0 5 

### Tank 306 0.0993 9.59E-05

: 

### T ank308 0.22 1 8 2. 1 5 E -04 

### T ank 3 10 0.2569 2.48E-04 

### Tank 312 0 . 35 1 7 3 .42E-04 

### Tank 31 4 0.2117 2.05E-04



### . . 

### B ulk Solids Storage 2.56 0 .0188 

### Fugitive Equipment Leaks 0.0738 0.000 1 

### Boiler 1 4.5 1 0.24$ 0.0 2 7 0.343 3.79 0.00002 0 .0037 Emergency Generator # I 0.441 O.o35 0.029 0 .031 0 .095 0 . 00 7 1 Emergency Generator #2 0 .44 1 0-035 0.029 0 . 03 1 0.095 0.0011 .



# .. TOTALS 74.99 1 5.63 66 . 25 12. 62 30.85 0.0968 2 1. 4


## VES010032OMS**Con~o l**  No 2000-03)5 U
. S
. E NVIRONMENTA L PROTECTION AGENCY AP? U CATION FOR FEDERAL O?ERAT I N G PER MIT, 40 CFR PAR T 71 FORM EMISS • EMISSIONS CALCULATIONS ,4

..**~** 

# .**~/** IN STRUCTIO NS : Use t h it f

orm 1o caJa.Mte p oientlil to em if (PTE) for applcibllty purposes and aci.tlal em!:ssiona f or iee purpos.es for each 

### .. em iuio ns u n l, contro l device , or alternative operating scenario iddifiecl l n sectio n 1 of tonn GIS. H f orm FEE d oes not nee d to be**subm~** Wlh the appieati:>n., do no t calcuhrto ad!Jal em i ss-Ions
. A. Em i ssions U ntt 1 0 

### Unit 2 (1 of2)
B
. kll!!llnU fleatl on and**Qua~n** of Emissions I nstructions : f"rr st , lis t each ai r po ll utant that 1$ eilher l"' gu ! ate d at the u ri. or present i n frnljor amowrts . Second, lls.t any olher**-s~ utattd**  po l lutarrt (for fee ca i C!Aa t i on ) emitted a! the uni thai h aY$ not ahady beM listed. E ach HAP ad ded to the 1st It this step m a y be s l mpty HS18d as " HAP' '", Ne'ICf, caleu'-1! PTE tO€ app l i cabi ity purpoees en d a d u a l emissions for fe e purposes for e 3C'It liste d s ir po l lutanl Do ncn ak::u l a t e PTE f Ot a ir p olllblnts l i sted so l af}! for fee**I)Uri)OSeS ~**  lnciude Ill f ug live$. i n thJOmg those tl\at do not count towarcb 81)picabiity , w h en ce lcu l ati ng ectual emi ss i ons. A t a m in m um , rou nd l o the noarest ten th or a ton to r yeatty vaW or t.n th of a po un d fot !'I OU'!y va l ues. AUach examp l E$ of ca l c ul atio ns the! i tiJstratas the methodology used
. Air Po4 1 u13nts (JRcludilg reguiaied aiJ po l luWrta and Emis sion RsJe s CAS No . pollutanl> fO< wtllcll 

### me •""""' Is major) Act\l a l**Polenija toEin~**  An n ual Em

_ issions

### ~, 

# = ( lo nslyr) 

### PM/P M 1 0/PM2.5 0.5775 2.53 

## HCIJCL2 0.9340 4.09 NOx NA 4.0 .·. 

# - 

# co 2 . 31 6.6 802 NA 

## 7 . 7



# . YOM 8 . 0 0 . 90 

## H g 0 . 0026 0 . 0011 4 7439-97-6 As 0. 001 8 0. 0081 7440-38-2 

## Be 0.0018 0.00 81 7440-41-7 Cd 

### 0.0046 0.0202 

### 7440-43-9 

## Cr 0 .00 18 0 . 0081 7440-47-3 Sb 

### 0.0000342 0.000015 7440
- 31
- 5

,. · , 

### .



## VES 010033OMB C on.lrol No 2060-0336 U
.

S
.**EI~ V1RO** **NMENTAI.** PROTEC TI ON A GE NCY AP PLI CATION FOF< FE DEF<AI. OPERATING PERM I T
. 40 CFR P AR T 7 1 FOR M EIII I SS • EMJSSI O N S CALCULAn O NS



### ..**~**



### . . . •. 1NSTRUCTiONS: Ute th.is fonn t o eaScu la p o \e n1 ial t o emi {PTE) for a ppl i cabiity purpo ses a!ld a ct u a l emiss i ons f or f ee purposes**f~ r**  each 

# ...**emi ss** **~n s**  u n it, contro l dsvice , Of sJte mative operatin g s cenario**id at~** **tifled** i n sed.Jon I of f orm G lS
. I f atm FEE**oes~** n eed t o be subm itte d wi th t h e**~ptica1bt.** do net calculate actua l em!s:sions
. A. Emiss l oos Un i'li D 

### Unit 3 (1 

### of2 )
6
. lde ntific:ation and Q u a nt i fication of Emissio n s I nstruct i on s:**~.** is 1 each air po l l utant th ai !$ either rC9J!ated at the lril or prese nt in major amou nts . Secood , li st any o1ha r rego laied pol l uta nt {for f ee caJc u iat i on} emitled m the u n it that h3w not 31ready been**li~.** e ach HAP added to th e 1st i n th i 5 ste p may be sim pl y bled 8$ "'HA P' ', N e x1 , ca l cW! t e Pl'E for app l icab il ity pUfPQSes and actual em i Sikm f or 

### tee p u rposes fw e ach til ed ai r**po U~a** **L** Oo not c abi!att PTE fo r ai r p ol lt.(an1s lis!e d soiety fo r fee ptXposct
. l ncbde aU fugiti\ICS , incl u ding those 1ha1 d o not cou n l l owards ap pllcablty , when c ak:ul a ti n g sct u at em is s.io n s . At a mirl in.rn , r ound to the 11 ea rest tsnth of a to n fOf yaarly valuu o r te nth of a po und for hou rty valu e s. Attadl examples of cab il atlons tha1. illustrates the methodology use d
. Ai r Po fi utanb ( IAcfuding reg ulatecl air polluta nts a nd po l u tanl$ f or which the sou rce i s majo!1 Emission Rams CAS N o . Actual Pot enll aiiO Emk An n us. 1 

# e;.:';:;'**Hou~** Ann ua '**.,n;~** Ctonslvrl 

### PMIPM10/PM2.5 0.5775 2 .53 HCI/CL2 0.934 0 4.09 NO x NA 4 . 0 

# c o 2.31 6.6 S02 NA 7.7 

### VOM 8. 0 0.90 Hg 0.0026 0.0011 4 7439
- 97-6 As 0.0018 0 . 008 1 7440 -3 8
-2 

## Be 0 . 0 0 1 8 0. 0 081 7440-4 1
- 7 Cd 

### 0.0046 0 . 0202 7440-4 3-9 Cr fo .00 18 0 . 008 1 744047
- 3 Sb 0.0000342 0.000015 7440
-3 1 -5



## VES 0 10034O MS Comrol No 2050.0336 IJ .S
. ENVIRONM ENTAL PROTECTION AGeNCY APPliCATION FOR FE DERA L OPEAAn NG PER MI T , 40 CfR PART 71 F ORM EM ISS • E IIIISSION S CALCULATIOHS < !.'· !N STRIJ C'IlON S; Use th is tonn 1o ce lr:u late potentia l to emit ( PTE) f or applie3b i li f)' p utposes and sau aJ em is sions for tee purpose$ for ea ch emissions u n1t , eonttd cStvlce, or alematiw**op en~** **llog** setnarto**ldet~UAt d**  J\ std i o n J o f form G IS
. . tf loon FEE does not need to be submitted w l lh the app li cation
. do n ot ca bJ lat e aclua1 ernis.sions
. A. Emlssloos U nit I D 

### Uni t4 (1 of2) 8 .**ldentifi~oo ~**  Q u antificatio n of Emissi ons l n strudi oos : First, list e ach a ir poluta. nt that**~eithe r**  reg u lated at t he unit or p te$enl I n ma jo r amou nts . Second , list arry ethe r f89 Uiatie d po l utant ( tot f ee eaJculation) emitted s.1 f he u n it 1haJ**aven~** aP: edy b e en h ted.. Each HAP add Dd to the !ist i n this**st~** rnay be c. i m ply lmed as.**"HA?~ .**  Next , calcula te .PTE f o r app Bcab i lty p u rpOieS and ad u a l emissloni f or fee pu rpose$**or~** l ii4ed air po ll utant Do not ca l culate PTE fot a ir po ll utants l!sWd soaety for fee p u rp oses. lnducle al fuglflves
. in cl ud in g th o se th&t d o not ooun t k>wart!s ap pleabli!y , when caku lating actu a l emiss-lw. At a tninimu m , rou nd to th& n urMl tenth of a ton for yuarty va lu es or tenth of a pountl for ho u rty va lue s. Attach exa mples of cak:::u1atlons t hai illustrates t he me t hodo logy used. Air PoM a nts { in du Oi ng regu lated air polutants an d poiJ vtan ts tor w hk::h 11\e sou r ce is major) E m is si on Rates CAS No . A«ual Poten ti al to EnWt AM u ol Em 'Ss i o ns

# ~:X 

# =**OJl$/y~** 

## PM 1.63 7.15 HC1/CL2 2 .64 1 1.57



## ' NOx NA 

### 61.6 '
. 

# co 6.52 13 .8 6

S02 NA 

### 50.76 

## VOM 8.0 3. 1 Hg 

### 0 . 0073 0.0319 174 39
- 9 7· 6 As 

### 0.0052 0.0226 7440-38-2 Be 

### 0. 0052 0.0226 744 0-4 1 -7 Cd 

### 0.0 1 29 0 . 0564 744{)-43
- 9 

## Cr 0.0052 0 . 0226 7440-47
- 3 Sb 

### 0.0000 111 0 . 0000486 7440-31-5**:- ~** 



## VES010035OMB Con t rol N o 205().0336 U.S
. E t-1\!IRONMENTAL PROTEC T I ON AGENCY APPLICATION FOR FEOERAL OP E RATING PERMIT , 4D CFR PART 71 FORM EMISS • EMISSIONS CALCULATIONS


# - I NSTRUCTIONS : Us& lhil ftlnn to cak:u1aie potenlil ! t o emit (?TE) f or iip plicabHII)' purposes an d 81d:ual erni$s.Cn s f or f&e pu rpos n f o r uct\ emts:sions oo lt, contro l devk::e, o r elt.emative**ope rat~**  scenallo Oentified in sectio n I of form GI S
. if form FEE d<>M not need to be l'Ubmttied 'lrith th& a ppli ca 5on. do not ea kulate at't\l3 £ em l5- s:So ns . A. E m$slons U nft 1 0 

### Boiler #1
B
. lde ntifl cstic n a. nd Qven1lflcat i o n of Emissio ns i nstruct io n s : F i rst, l l ot each ai r p o-.ta nt that is dho r rog\.U t od a\ tht unit or present i n m ajo r amou nts.. Seeond , lst any ot h o: regul:rted**~!ut:wrt** (fo r f ee caic:u !a tio n) em i ttad at the u n i tha t have not alttsady been l i sted. E.ach KA.P added to the l ls t 1\ this slap may b! s im p.,. l isted as '"HAP". Next. ca l cu l ate P TE for a;.pica b ily purposes 3nd actual emis sio n s fof See pu rp oses fo r each l med sir po lfutant Do not cal cullne PTE f o r air 

# po .,..,. O sf.ed sololy fo r roe pU!J> O.... I nclude o l fug l l lveo , incl uding those tha1 do no< count tow a tds app l lca bllly , whon celculati1g actu al em ias io n &. Ate min im um , rou nd to tho nearest tenth of a to n f01 ycar1y va lu es oc ten t h of a pou nd for hourl y vaiucs. Attlctl**e.x~mpfes** of c:a .l eullltio ns that ilh.1 itra\e.S the me b:ldology used . Al r Po l uta ms ( i ne lu cfmg r eg PJlated ai r polk.t1anb and**lut tJ**  f or which the so u rce is ma jo r) Emission Ram C AS N o. Actua l Pote n tial t o Emit Ann u al



### .. En'Q s f oM

### tnly

# t:~~ (lons/y ! ) hM 

# c

o 0. 864 3.79 

## VOM 0 .057 0.24 8



### ' N0x 1.03 

### 4 .5 1

PM2.5 

### O.o78 0.343 PM10 O.o78 0.343 

### Part 0,078 0.343 

### NH 3 0.033 0 . 1 44 

### SOx 0 . 006 0 . 027 Lead 

### 0.0000 1 0.00002 

## HAP**~.( )()1**  

### 0.0037



## VES0 100 36OM! Conln:lf No 2060-0336 U
. S
.**NV RO~** **IA ENTAI.**  PRO T EC T ION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL OPERA TI NG PERMIT, 40 CfR PART 71 FORM EMlSS - EMISSIO NS CALCULATIONS



### . - ·

· I NS1RUCT I ONS : Use thit fonn to calcu l ate potentia l i o emi! (PTE) for app!lcab ility purposes an d actual emiss i on$ fOf fee purpose$ for eacn e m iH ion s un t. contro l d cMcc, Of a l t er natlve ope ralil'lg scenario idenUfiecl i n setlion I of form G I S
. lr form FEE does not noed t o be submitted wit h the appliartlon, do noc cablta\e actual em isskln.s
. A E mi»lon;IJnK 1 0 

### Drum Crusher B
. Id e n tificat i on ancS O u ill nt1fica 1.ion of Emiss i ons I n structio n s: Fi rst, list each air pollutant tha t ts tithOII' cegu l a t ed at tht un.tl or preae nf in tNjo r amou nts. Seco nd
. flit any OU\er regu l ated polkJt.mt (f or fee ca k:ul.ation) emitted 8'1 the u nill h.ai have not a lready been 11sted
. E ach HAP adcled t o t he 1 1$1 \n th i s slap rn.ay be**simp~)•** l lstacl as ''H AP"
. Next , ca l cu l ate PTE f Of spplicabi'l!y purposes and actual emissions for fcc p u rposes for each listed a i r**~luta rrt.**  Do not ealc ul al e PTE fof 

## ar po l! uta.nls listed so l ety f or 1M pu rpose s. lnclud e a ll fugitive s,ln cluding t h ose thaJ do not cou nt towards app lleablflty ,**~** ca ku l stin g &d ual emisS i ons:. At a minimum
. round to th& nearest**t~With** of 8 t on fOJ yeart,t**vat~JU** or tent h of a pou nd for hourly val ues. Atttch exa m ples of calculations t hat ilu stmes the · methodo l ogy u$$CI. Nr P olluta nts ( i nclud in g regt.eat&d air**pol!~** and Etnisston Ralt$ CAS No . po l lutants for whk:h the so u rce is maj O!) Actua l Patentia:t l o EtrUi Anll<lal Emissions 

# =**(~~** (to n s/)!<) 

### YOM 0.8 833 3.87 

### Benzene 0.000157 0 . 00006 7 1-43
-2

·. Methanol 

### 0.0929 0.4069 67-56
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## . .. ; · 

### Organic Compounds 0.1207 0 . 5287**~** : .. .



### ·


## VES010037

# VES010038
. pdf

### April4, 2013 Mr. George Czerniak, D i rector Air and Radiation Division (Fe<I - X'ed)

United States Environmenta l P r otection Agency Region5 77 West Jackson Blvd
. (R - 19J) Chicago, IL 60604-3590 RE: Veolia ES Technica l Solutions, LL.C. Sauget , IL 40 CFR Part 71 T it le 

### V Permit Renewal Application Dear Mr. Czern i ak ,

# (i)veoli~ €NV!RO N MEN TA L S EI':V I CE S



### Enclosed for your review is Veo li a ES Technical Solutions, L.LC
. Sauget. I L facility ' s

. Title 

### V permit renewal application prepa red in accordance with 40 C .F
. R
. Part 71. This · is a renewal application 

## to the 'r)tle V permH that 

### was issues on Septembe r 12 , 2006

and expires on October12, 2013. If you have any questions on this submittal 

### or would like to meet t o discuss this applicatipn , please 

# can Dennis · Warchol or me at (618) 271 -2 804
.

## S~i rely, 

# t/ . I

### tf~ Doug rris General Manager 

### Alt . cc : EPA File

117 Mobile Avenue,**~uget,** tL 62201 (618) 271·2804 WMV.veollaes . com


## VES010038

# APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF A MAJOR SOURCE OPERATING PERMIT

Veolia ES Technical Solutions # 7 Mobile A v e nue Sauget, Dlinois 62201

APRIL2013

VE S0 10039

## TABLE OF CONTE N TS TABLE OF CONTENTS ..... . ..... . . . . . . .... . ..... . .. ... . .. . ....... . ......... . ............ . ... . ....... ................ . . . .......... . . . .. 2 I. 

### IDENTIFIC ATION INFORMATION . . ..... . ................ .. ... .. . ..... . ... ., .... . ...... .. . ....... . .... . .. . .......... . . 3 A. 

### .Facility Inf orma tio n .. . ..... . .. . ... .. . . . . . ... . .... . . . ... ...... .. ..................... . .... . . . ................. .. .. ....... . ..... 3 

### B .**~ource** 

### Desc ri p tio n., .......................... . .... . ... . . .. . . .... . .. .. . . . .......... . .............. . ... . .... . . . .. . .. .. . .. . .... 3 

## II. EMISSIONS INFORMATION ..................... . . . ................. . : ... . ...... . . . ...... . . . .......... . ..... . . . .... . .. 5 

### A . Hazardous W aste Com b ustors . ... . . .. .... .. ....... . . . .... . . . ........ . . . .. . . . .... . ............ .. . . . ..... ... .......... . . 5 

### B. Material Processing Areas ...... . . . .. . . . .. . .. .... . . .. . . . . ... ........ . . . ............ . ........ .. . ..... . .. .. . .. . . . .. . . ....... 5 

### C. DI111D Crusher .............. . .. .......... . ... .... . . ... . ..... . .. .. . ............... . ........ . .... . ....... ... . . . .. . . ... .. . . . ....... . 6 D. Storage Tank Units . .... . . . .. . .. . . . ........... . ................. : . . .... . ............... .. .... . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .... ... . .... . 6 E. Bulk Feed 

### Bwldiog . . . . ... . . .. . . ........ . . . .............. . ....... . ........ . ...... . ........ . ... .. ... .. . . . . . . .. ... ... . ......... 6 

### F. Gasoline Storage Tank . . ... ... .. .... . .. . ... . . .. . .. . . ...... . .. . ... . ... . .... . ..... . .... . . . ,.......... . ...... .. . . .. ..... ........ . . 7 G. 

### Boiler #! . .... . .... . . . . .. ... . ... .. ..... . .... . .. . . ...... . ..... . ...... . .... . .. . ..................... , . . ........ ... . ... . ................ 7 H. 

### FUgitive 

### Organ i c Emissions . . . .. . . .... . ............ . . . ... . . . ... .. ....... . ........ .. . .. . . . ...... . .. ......... . ..... . ...... 7 I. 

### Emergency Generators . ... . .. . . .. ... . ....... . . . . . . ... ..... ... ....... . . . ...... . . . .... . ............. . . ..... . ........ . ............ 7 J. 

### Insignificant Em i ss i on Uni ts . ........... . ..... . . . ... . . .. . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. . . .. . .... .. .. . . ... . . . . .. . . ................... . . . ..... 7 

### K. Actual Emission Rat es .............. , ....... ., ......................... . .. . ....... .................. ....................... 8 III. APPLIC AB LE REQUIREMENTS .............. .. .... ............................... .. ................................ 9 A. 40 CPR 63 Subpart DDDDD National Emission Standards f or Hazardous A ir Pollutants f or Major Sources: Indu strial , Commercial, and Institutional Boilers and Process Heaters ................ .. ........ ........ ...... ..... .................... .. ..................... : .......... .............. ...... .. ..... 9 B. Removal of Obsolete Requiremen ts Re la ted to 

### Compliance Dates in 40 CFR 63 Subpart EEE N atio nal. Emission Standards fo r Hazardous Air Pollutants From Hazardou s Waste Combustors ........................... .. ............. .......... . ... .... . ....... . ......................... . ...... ........ . ..... .. 10 

# c: Adjustment ofBasis for VOM E mission Calculations for Drum Crusher .............. ...... . I0 D. Transfer ofCombustors' Opera ting Permit Limits fr om Main Body ofPermit to Appendix that 

### Contains Mo st Recent No t ification of Compliance Summary Ta ble .... . 1 1 E. 4 0 CPR 63 Subpart 

### ZZZZ National Emissiou Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants fur S tationary R eciprocating Intern a l Combus tion Engines .......................................... I I F. 35 lAC 219.5 85 Gasoline Volatility Standa rds .............................................................. 1 2 N. 

### DEMONSTRATI ON OF C O MPLIANCE ........................... .. ........................................... 1 5 V. COMPLIANCE STAT US AND CERTIFICATION .................................... .. .................. . 16 VI. STANDARD APPLICATION FORMS ...... .. ................................... .. ...... .. .. . .................... 17 APPENDIX A: El'vOSS ION CALCULATIONS .... .. .... .. .......... ............ ....................................... 18 APPENDlX B: CURRENT NOTIFICATIO N OF CO!vlP L IANCE (NOC) 

### OPL SUMMARY. 21 2


## VESOI0040

## J. ID ENTIFICATION I NF ORMA TIO N Veolia ES Tecbnica l Sol utions (Veolia) owns and operates 

## a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) treatment, storage and disposal facility in 

### Sauget , Illinois. The primary facility activities inc l ude receipt of b ulk waste or waste in eonbiiners, waste processing, waste storage, and waste incineration in one of three 

### combustion units. The facility opera tes in acco rdan ce with a Title V pennit 

### to operate , Permit No. V-Ilrl27 16300103-08-0l issued in accordance with 40 CPR 

### Part 71 by USEPA Region 5 

### and the 

### most recent Notification o f Compliance (NOC) that 

### contains operating l imits for the com bu.stors. In 

### addition , Veo l ia operates in accordance with a 

### hazardous waste Part 

### B permit for trestment, storage, and disposal 

### ofbazardous waste, A . Facility 

### Informa ti on

. Facility Na m · e: 

### Plant ID: A

ddress:**Geo~: raphi** **cal:** 

### Permit Contact: Veolia 

### ES T echnica l Sol utions (Veolia) 1716300103 #7 

### Mobile Avenue Sauget, 

### lL 62201-1069 . St C l air 

### County Latitude 

### 38.59447 Longitude
- 90.1854 Douglas 

### Harris , General Manager Please refer to Form GIS of the standard application forms fur additional specific f acility information . The foms are contained 

### in Section VI oftlns document. B . S o u r <:& Description The Veo li a facility 

### is comprised of emission units 

### that have been grouped into twelve defined source 

### emission points. There have been no 

### physica l changes to the 

### exi sting emission units as desc:ribed in the original Title V pellllit application. No emiss ion units have been added since the original Title V permit became effective (October 12, 2008) . The grouped sources, therefore, are provi ded below 

### as they are 

### listed in Pcnnit #V
-IL
1 7 1 6300103-08-01, Section (1.0)(B).

Emission D escriptio n Ma nufacturt- r Date or EmJss.ioD Control Uwt /Model Construction EouJoment !ncincratioo Unit #2 Trado Waste 9/1986 Joy · N' Il'

o Spray Drye .r (16 mmBtulbr) Incineration Absorber (SDA
- 2), Hazardous TWI- 2000 , Pulse f lo fabric Filt er Waste Series 2 

### BH-2l Combustors lncineratiorr Unit In Trade \Vasto 9 / 19&6 Ioy·Niro Sp<>y Dryer (16 nunBtulbr) 

### Iocineration Absorber (S D A · 3), TWI-2000, 

## I**~·1~ o**  Fabric Filler Series '2 BH
- 3



### 3


## VES010041EJU.ission Descrip tion 1\lan uf

acturu D ate of Emiss.ioD C onlrol UnJ r /Modtl Constt.udon Eauiom<nl Incineration Unit 1M International 611988 Tem p er

ing C hamber, (SO mmBruihr ) Was t e En"'l!Y· Acti.\'at e.d Carbo n In j ection . P

Y

•ROX Spray Dryer Absorber (SDA-4), . Fabric Fil t c<iBH -4 ) Mat erial Processing 1 988 Noce Material Areas # I and #2 Processing ( MP· I and MP
- 2) Aseas T..a b Pack Repack 1988 None 

### Area Drum C ru sher C rushhlg of RCRA
- 1984 None emotv containers Storage Tonks TliDb: 1#2 , #4. 

### #6 . Modem Welding 1988 Activa t c;d Carbon for Liq ui

d #8, # 1 0 , 11'20, #.30, 2&4 r<J> I aood Adsorbell! oo each Wastea #40 , #50, 1160, #300,**~** ki n d 412002 #J02 , #304 , #306 , l 0&20 replac ed #308, #310, 113 1 2, in-kind 612004 # 3l4 30 tepiB('Cd in ldnd l/2009 Stor8ge Tank Tanks#390 Modem Welding 19 8 8 None for#2 F uol O

il B ulk feed Temporary storage 1988 C)'clone, Ainol .B a ghouse Bui l cling of l>ull: so li

d Waste$ (13F 13 t ds
- B H·I), Activate d (13F Bldg) in pits prioc to being Carbon A d OOJptio n Uoit fed t c;> Incinecat icn (BF Bldg.C.A) Unit#4 Gasolioe SSO-gol!on unk**wit ~**  199 2 replaced Nono Storage Taol: submerged l oading 

### I oioc in · l d nd 6120 12 Diesel Fuel 550-galloD tank 1992 rep!OC<d None T8DI: i n t;nd 6120 I2 O

osilm ifi<anll Kerosene 5 5 1J.gaUon taDI: 1992 replaced N one Tonk i n ldnd 6120 I 2 (! n<loni flcant) B<>ilcr #I Natural gas-fired Cleaver Brooks, 1111995 None Boiler( l 0 .6 

### 2S O mmBtulhrl EmcrJP"ll'y

### ~g Fuel o il
- fired •.) 19 88 None Geo:ea::ators ·2. 0.4 MMBIU/hr ca. Fugitive Pumps , Valves, N/A NOJlll Emissions Flanacs . Opcoended L iDes, (;QruprtSSOIS 

### Descriptions of emission uni ts and contro l equipment are p.ro vided · on the standard applicatioo forms EUD-1 and EUD-2 fo un d in Section VI of this document.

4


## VESOJ 004 2

## ll . E MI SS ION S INFORM A

TIO N TI1e emis:;ion sources at the Veo li a facility have the potential to emit particul ate matter (PM), volatile otganic materials (VOM), sulfur dioxide (S0 2 ), 

### nitrogen oxides (NOx}, carbon monoxide (CO), and organic/inorganic hazardous air 

### pollutants (HAPs). 'Emiss i ons are generated 

### from the storage 

### and handling of was te in material processing areas, breall!ing and worldng losses from storage tanks, combustion of waste, combustion of natural gas 

### and organic liquid transfer in pi ping. The process flow, emission uni t descriptions and em . i ssion contro l information has 

### not changed from that pro'lli ded in the original Ti tl e V penni! application . The following sections provide brief summaries of the pertinent process and emiss i on rate information. 

### A . Haza r d ous W a s te Co m b u stors Incineration units 112 

### and #3 ate 

### identical fixed-hearth incinerators with a two-stage combustion process and maximum heat input capacity of 16 MMBtulhr each. Ignition of waste material takes place in the primary Oower) combustion chamber at 

### temperatures in excess of I ,700 degrees F. A secondary (upper) combustion chamber serves as an "afterburner" for process gases. The secondary combu s ti o n chamber temperature is maintained at 

### a. minimum temperature of f,800 degrees F. Natural g as is 

### used as a11xil iary fuel in both 

### chambers to maintain minimwn comb11Stion chamber temperatures. Each unit is 

### equipped with a 

### spray dryer 

### adsorber and fabric filter air 

### pollution control system. The fabric fi lter for unit #2 

### has four baghouse chambers · while the fabric fi l ter for uni t #3 

### has three 

### bagbouse chambers. Incineration unit #4 

### is 

### a ro tary kiln equipped with a socondary · combustion chamber 

### ao4 a maximum heat input capacity of 50 MMBtu/hr. Ignitio n of waste material takes place in the primacy kiln at temperatures in 

### excess of 1,500 degrees F. The secondary combostion chamber temperature is 

### maintained above 1,880 . degrees F. Natural gas is used as 

### auxiliary 

### fuel to maintain minimum combustion temperatures. This unit is 

### equipped with au air pollution control system that consists of 

### a tempering chamber, 

### a eli vated carbon**~jectio u,**  

### a spray dryer adsorber, and a fabric filter. The**incin~ration** 

### uni t s generate emissions of PM, SOz, 

### NOx , CO, 

### VOM and organic/iilorganic HAPs. 

### B. Mater ial P rocess ing Areas Material processing i nvolves repackaging of containerized solid wastes into smaller, mo re manageab l e**con ain~**  

### for incineration. Some solid was tes may be received containing free liquids that may be ijqueou s or organic . During material processing, free li quids are ftxed with an inert 

### absorbent to facili tate repackaging. Material processing occurs at MP-1 , 

### MP
- 2, and the Lab Pack Repack Facili t y in Building 2B. These operations emit fugitive emissions in an enclosed building. VOMs and organic HAPs are emitted to the atmosphere through building/area exhaust fans.


### 5


## VES0 10043

### C. D rum C r us h e r 

### Drums**~eceived** 

### that are unsuitable fox reuse are crushed at the Drum Crusher after being emptied. These empty 

### drums may contain residual organic material. Crushed drums 

### are transported off-site for disposal. Fugitive emissions of VOM and organic HAP are emitted . to the atmosphere. 

### D . Storage Tank Uni ts Bulk li quid wastes are stored at 

### Tank Farm #1 and Tank Fann #3. All bulk li q u

i d waste tanks are 

### vertica l , fixed
- roof tanks equipped with carbon canisters for control of emissioi)S. In 

### addition, No. 2 fuel 

### oil, kerosene, and 

### gasoline are also stored onsite i n tanks. Emis sions from the liquid bulk storage and handling units are VOM s and organic HAPs. Storage tank emi5Sidn units ;md their capa ci t ies are listed below.

t#l t#l o#l



## . 

# .., 

# " t#l '#I



### n**I~** 

### 1:
'#3

# ~ o#3 o#3 3• farm 3 · 10 

### : Fann } 10 30.000 I• 0.000

# ~ 0.000

## T.:,a:;;~ lOO :F

u el Otl 

### <>uth. <>uth .

. F ue l Oil 'ire I 

### E . 

### Bn lk F eed B uilding 

### Bulk so li d wastes are 

### stored in four pits in tho Bul k Feed Building. Solids stored in these pits are i n cinerated in Unit 4 . Bulk solid wastes are moved from the pits to .Unit 4 by a clamshell . through au enclosed gallery. The activities within the building generate emissions of PM, VOM and org a nic/i norganic HAPs . The building exhaust i s equipp ed with an air pollution control sys tem thai consists of a cyclone, two b ag bouses, and a carbon adsorption system.
6


## VES010044

### F. GasoUne S torage 

### Tank Gasoline i s stored in a 550-gallon horizontal tank for utili zati on by \X)mpany vehi cles . The tank is equipped with a sub merged lo ading pipe. VO M · emi ssions are 

### generated 

### from the tank . G. B o lle r # l 

### There is 10.6 MMBtulbr natural gas 

### boiler l ocated north of Tank Fann # 1. 

### TI>e 

### boil er is u sed to generate heat and steam fur on - site uses. The 

### natural**g~s** 

### combustion-in the 

### boiler generates emissions of PM, 80 2 , 

### N Ox, 

### CO, YOM and organic/inorganic HAPs. There is n o emission control devices associat ed with this uni t. 

### H. Fugitive Org anic 

### Emissions · Fugi tiv e YOM and organic HAP emissions are generated by l eaking equipment like valves, flanges, and pumps. Equipment components are inspected an d monitored to 

### minimize fugitive emissions fro m these sources. 

### I. Emergency Q n erators A n 

### emergency generator that combusts #2 fuel oil is used for emergency power/energy requirements . The generator rating is 

### less than 

### I 12 kilowatts or 

### 15(}.2 horsepower. Tho 

### maximum hourly design rate 

### is approximate l y 0.4 MMBtulbr. The g e nerator is 

### only used in the case of a 

### power outage or nataral gas curtailment. Nonemergency operation is limited to maintenance and testing tha t 

### i s 

### necessary to maintain 

### the readiness of the unit. A 

### second emergency generator is used to operat e- the fire water pump in the 

### event of an onsite 

### fire. This generator 

### also com b usts #2 fuel oil and has 

### a maximum hourl y · design rate of a pproxima tely 0.4 .MMBtu'hr ( 

### < 112 ki l owatt rating). When 

### operated , the 

### # 2 fuel oil com bu stion generates emissions of PM, SO,., N Ox, CO , VOM and otganiclinorganic HAPs. T here are . no eJllission control devices associated with these units. 

### J. Insignifi cant Emission Units The 

### li st of insignificant emission units contained in the origin al Title 

### Y' permit no. Y-IL1716300103-08-0 1 is provided below. No insigni fi cant emission units have been added since the original Titl e Y permit became effective (October 1 2, 2008) . 2 . 5 

### mmBtulhr T ioga porta ble boil er A sh handling Handling of spent dry 

### scrubber solids Lime unloading and proporti oning Gasoline storage tank Kerosene st or age tank 7 

## V ES01 004 5

### Di ese l fuel 

### storage tank 

### Use of absorb ent mat erial General**vehi~le** 

### mainteuance a nd servicing (asswned to 

### include di esel fuel han dli ng) 

### Laboratory · Piping and storage system 

### for natural gas Non-halogenated 

### cold cleaning 

### degreasers Internal 

### combu stion engines 

### of motor vehicles 

### Stora ge and handling 

### of closed dnllllS 

### K. Actua l 

### Emission Rates Annual 

### Emi ss ions (to n s) PoUutant 

### 2007 2008 2009 

### 2010 

### co 1.9 3 1. 95 1.67 1.41 NOx 5 4 .77 54. 76 55 . 23 57.10 

### PM 1.04 1. 04 1.07 1.10 

## so. 0.59& 0. 496 0.520 0 .490 VOM 1.60 1. 70 1.74 1. 62 HC I 2.6 9 3.56 2 .09 2 . . 03 

### 2011 1.21 S8.16 1.1 2 0.49 1.51 1.&9



### 8


## VES010046

## ill. APPUCABLE REQUIREMENTS The existing Ti tle V pemit no. V-IL-1716300103-08
-01 details the requirements that are appl.tcab1e to Veo l ia . However, Veolia requests severa l changes to permit requiremeniS based upon new regulations coming into effect, obsolete requirements that h ave been superseded and the collection of information during the permit term that aff ec ts the basis in the original application. The requ es ted changes 

## are descn'bed below. A. 40 CFR 

### 63 S ubpart DDDDD 

### National Emissi o n Standa r ds for Haza rd ou s Air 

### PoUutants for Major Sour ces: Industrial, C o mmercia l, and 

### Institutional B oilers and Process 

### Heat ers . The facility operates a natural gas- fired boil e r (Boiler #1) 

### w i th a 

### maximwn heat 

### input rate · of 

### lo.6 MMBtulhour. On 

### January 

### 13 , 2013, USEPA published the final standards for HAPs from lhe combu stion of fuel in boilers and P.rocess beaters . Since the (acility is 

### a major sour ce ofliAPs, lhe requirements of 40 CFR 63 Subpart DDDDD (Boiler MACT) apply to 

### Boiler #I . 

### Vcolia must provide initi al notification in accordance with 

### 40 CFR 63.9(b)(2) 

### by May 31,2013. The boiler must be itt comp l iance by January 31,20 1 6. There are 

### no**~licable** 

### numeri c al emissions l itnits , ope(llling litni ts or perfonnance testing requirements in the major 

### source Boiler 

### MACT for uruts designed to bum nantral ga s (Gas 1 ) . As descn'bed in 

### Tab l e 3 to Subpart DDDDD, Boiler #I must meet the work practice standards 

### listed below. • Performance of an animal tune-up addressing all regulated emissions . The tune-up shall include the following 

## as described in 40 CPR 63.7540(10): I. 

### Inspection of the burner, the**:flam~** 

### pattern and the arr-to-ti t el r a tio controls for operation in 

### accordauce : ,vitb manufacturer's specificat i ons and perfonuance of adjustinents as nec. essary. 2. Optimization ofto tal CO emissions in coordination with 

### NOx limitations. 3 . 

### Measurement of CO 

### concentrations and oxygen concentration in 

### the boiler exhaust. 4. Production of a written report**doc~menting** 

### CO concentrations, corrective actions and the amount offue l combusted during the year. • Performance of a one- time energy assess me nt b y a q ualified energy assessor. • Submission of a No t ification of Compliance Status within 60 

### days of the initial tune

### up . The app li cable infomation listed in 40 CFR 63.7545(e)( l) through (8) must be 

### provi ded 

### in the Notificati on ofCompliance S t atus. • Submission of an Annual Compliance Report as described in 

### 40 CPR 63.7550 by J anuary 3 I '' ofeach year. 

### The existing Permit #V-IL-1716300103-08-01 in Section 2.7 Unit-Specific Operating Requiremen t for Boilers requires that Boiler #I CO concen trations no t exceed I 00 pp m on a dry basis corrected to 3% oxygen. In addition, the facility is 

### requi red to conduct annual pe rf

onnance testing for 

### Co and moni tor mon t hly natural gas consumption. T he 

### 9


## VES010047

### results :f\'om the last four years ofperfonnance testing 

### of the boiler for CO concentrations are provi ded in the table below. D ate ofTes t Hil!bes t CO Concentration (p plll] 

### June 

### 25, 2009 0.06 Junel7 20 1 0 <0.01 J1me 9, 2011. <0.01 June 8 ,20 12 0. 13 

### The CO concentration of the boiler exhaust is very small and much l ess than the limit of I 00 

### ppm. The d esign of the Cleaver Brook s boiler is 

### conducive to 

### minimizing 

### CO emissions by achieving good combustion. Veolia requests that the requirement to conduct 

### a performance test 

### for CO 

### in Section 2 . 7(DX2) 

### be ret;lloved and replaced with the reqnment to co.nduct an annual 

### tune-up of the b oiler as 

### contained in the Boiler MACT dis cus sed above. The annual tune-up will include measurement and optimization of the CO concentratio n in the bo iler e xhaust which achieves the same result as the · perforrnance test - demonstrating compliance w it

h !he 

### CO emission limitations ofthe 

### permit. B . 

### Rem ov al of Ob s ole t e Requireme n ts R el ated to C ompli a n ce Da tes in 

### 40 CFR 63 

### S u bpart E E E 

### N a ti onal Emiss ion S tandar ds for Hazardous A ir 

### Pollu tants From H azar d ou s 

### W a s te C omb lL•tors . · 

### Veolia requests that 

### permit conditions in wlrich the compliance date has passed be removed frOm th . e Part 71 

### permit . Prior to 

### October 1 4, 2008 , 

### the combustors were required to comply with different emission limitations than those that became applicable 

### ailei: that date and continue to be applicab l l'. The facility demonstrated comJ)liance with 

### t hese limitations ai 

### the time; bow ever, they a re not re l evant to facility requirements i n the Part 

### 71 permit going forward . C. Ad j us tm ent of B asis fo r V OM Emi s sion Ca lcul a tions for Drum 

### Crusher . The Part 71 

### permit contains recordkeep ing requirements for the drum crusher VOM emis s ions that musi be calculat ed using the emiss i on factor of 0.09 14 

### lb VOM!drum crushed. This emission factor was calculated based on {4e conservative asswnption that only methano l residue i s in the containers to be crushed and that methanol is the only VOM re l eased as the containers are crushed. This was conservative because methanol has a lrigher vapo r pressure tllan most of the volat iles foun d in container residues, therefore, as suming the emissions were all methanol maximized the po t en

t ial VOM emission rat e. It was understood th at this assun1plio n signi fi cantly overestim a ted the VOM emissions from t he drum crusher; bowever, the absence of data f o

r the drum 

### cru sher operation required a conservative approach. Veolia has 

### collected data f or the five years since the p ennit wa s issued inc luding : the nurnber of containers cru shed, the type of volatile constituents likely to be in 

### container residue and th . e amount of these volatile consti . tuents p rocessed on an annual basis . A 1 CO concentra t io n**in~;~pm** al3%oxygen. 

### 10


## V ES 0 10048

### new YOM eurission factor was calculated utilizing this data from actu al operations. The container residue 

### was characterized 

### as containing 

### the top . organics at their overall concentrations 

### in the waste received in 

### 2007
- 20 I I. The r ema inder of the waste wa s represented as water and i nert s olid s . T his 

### appro ac h y iel ded a YO M emission factor of 0.022 I 

### pounds YOM per drum cru s hed. W i th a maximum CTUshing rate of40 drums 

### per hour, the po ten tial to emit for t h e drum crus her was calculated to be 

### 0.8833 pound s YOM per hour and 

### 3 . 87 tons YOM per 

### year. The 

### de tailed calculat i ons are provided in Appendix A. 

### D. Transfer o f Combttstors' Operating Perruit Limits from Mab;t Body of Permit to Appendix that Conta in s Most R ecent Notifi cation of Complianc e S ummal'Y Table. The existing Permit #Y-IIA71 6300 1 03-08 -0l in 

### Section 2. \ (C) 

### Hazar dous Waste Combu sto rs, Units 2, 3 and 4 con tains work 

### practice staJ>dard s and <>perational requirements. Condition 2 

### of this Section lists the operat ing parameter l imitE (OPLs ) fo r the co m bu stors . that arc used to demonstrate compliance wi th 40 CFR 63 

### Subpart EEE. 

### Yeolia reques ts that the table containing the specific OPL limits be removed from Condi tion 2. 

### Instead, we propo se that Condition 2 

### read 

### as follows. "2. 

### Tire PemziUee must operate Units 

### 2 , 3, and 

### 4 qmfer 

### the operating parame ter limits (OPLs) listed in 

### th e . Current NOC a summa ry of wh ich Is

### provided in A twchment A to thispenn it document. Operation in accordan ce 

### witlt the 

### NOC limi ts is 

### liStd to demonstrate comp liance with Subpart EEE. " . 

### The table suinmariziog the OPLs from the current NOC would be moved to an attachment at the back of the pem 1 i t. This 

### eliminates the 

### need to c hange t able s within permit conditions and allows the N OC information to be updated easily, · E . 40 CFR 63 S u bpart 

### 'Z:LZZ Nati onal Emiss i o n Standards fo r Haz ardo ttS Air PoUutants for 

### Stationary Reciprocating 

### lnternal Combustion 

### Engines. 1\vo emergency gene rators are located at the f acili ty. Th ey a re stationacy reciprocating internal combustion engines . (R1CE) with a site rating of less than 

### 50Q b rake HP 

### used onl y for emergency purposes t hat operate at a majo r source of HAP emissions. Th e emergency RICE must comply w ith the 

### requireme nts of 40 C FR 63 . 6640(1) i n order t o be 

### considered emergency sta tio nary RICE. These requirements ar e listed belo w. (1 ) P or**owner.~** and opentors of em ('l g tn cy engi n es, any operna i on**~** dr.m eroergoocy opera tiM. maintenance and t es.Una:, ao4 opc::ration in n ooc:tm:rgc:nl.!y sit lt!ltio n s f« SO hourx per year, as permitted in thjs .!leCIIon, is prohibited. ( 2) There i $ oo time lim it on the us c o f etnE!JleriC:: Y Sl:_a(iOJ\8()' RICE in emergency situatioa.s. (3 ) You may open\te your ernergettey**~<'rioll3.1')'** Rr CE fo r the purpose of maintenance c hoc ks a n d**~.ad iness**  t esting, pro vi4ed thlllt tbe tesls**u:e** rCQOmmen d ed b) • P*raJ, State or**1** go\<emmcnt, the manufacturer , tbe \'en d or , or the**suran c~**  comp any aS$0C:iattd Ylith t he engine. Maihkna.nce checks w1d readin ess te$ti n g of such units i s limited to I 00 h ours per year. The: 01mcr or opeca.IOf m ay petiti on the A d mi n ist

rator for aptWOV3l o f addi tio nal houn t o be us ed for rn ai nf enaoce Meets and readiness usti n.;. bot n peti ti on is ' no t requ i red if tho 0\YDCr ot operotor mai ntains reeords i n

dicati n g that Fodera !, State, or**foe&~** stand ards require maintenance aod testi ng of emergct'lt:)' RI€E b eyond 100 hourS**ryt3r.** 

### 11 

## VES010049(4) You may operate :fOOl' emergency statiooory RJCE up 10 SO b oon; pee**y~r** i n nOO o(nlergtocy siruatio n s.. bui**~** 50 hours are coonl ed towards the I 00 hours pc:t year provi ded for nutintenanoe end terting, The 50 hour& per yeer for ucc .. emergcncy situations canoof be . used tOr peak shavi o g or to genera!¢ income for o. fa cili ty to supply pow-er to an electric grid o r Olbemise
- supply -power lll pan of a fi n ancial arrangemen t wi th anotb« entity: excep t that o""l)tf'S aod opcmr.ors may opemte the emergenc y mgine fQr a maxlmuro of 15 bou N pc:r Y':8J' as part of a demand response**pro~m** if lh$ reaione .l transmj$Sion organization o r eqa i valent balancing**M~thority** and b-ansroission operato r has detennioed**th~** are e·mqency eottdit1ons that cou l d lead to a potential**eJ ~ric** **at bl~ut,**  sUch as unusually low**fr~C)',** equipment over lo ad, cq, oacity or energy ddlcicncy, or waoc eptabJe
-voltage- Jevtl. 1be**c,t~ gi.o** **e** may ri.cx I» operattd for more than 3 0 min u t

es p ri ot to the ti me whe n the emag.cncy condili o o is txpccted to occu r. ltld the engi n e · operation must be terminated i m.modi.a.tety aftc:r lhe fac i lit y is n ot

ified 

### t hat the**en~enc y**  cooditi on is no l ongc:r immincot The 15 hours pee year of deman. d r esponse operat i oa are counted as p3rt of the SO boors of opct<lHOU per year provi ded for noneron-smcy situ ati ons. · The**S~Jpply** o f emer,seocy (tOW« to ano th er e n ti ty o r entit i es pursUant to financ i a l**ll'fT>~eot S~**  fH.)f. l im ited by lllis FAif8ph (1)(4 ) , as l ong as tl)c powct provi d ed by the fi nancial arrangeroent i s limi ted to**tmerga~ey** power. 

### Each emergency RJCE must comply with the foll owing requirements by May 3, 2013 and a t all times thereafter . I . Puri ng normal**peratio n~**  a. Chanse oiJ aod filtct every S OO hours. of o p et1ilioo o r ofurclaUy, whimtver comes first; b . lnspeclllit cte<me:r evety 1 ,000 ho ur:s**ofOp~;:taticm** or annuall y, wb i che,u- c e rnes fust; e. J

n.tpect aU boses an d bdts evcty SOO hours of opcrnti o n o r annuaUy, w b f chevt:r <:omes fim, an d replace a.s ne cessary . d During startup : mi niiniz c the engine 'S' fi me .speut at. tdle and minimize the mgi c e's**stl~** time 3t startup to a period need ed for awo pri ate and s.af e l oading: of tbe Engi ne, not to excoed 30**.min ut~**  afttt which time the nm..s :ta.nup emi . ss ion ti m it atio ns a-pp ly. 2. Operate and**~mintaio** the stationary 'RIC E and afcel'otmtment control devioe (if any) aOC'O'td ing to tbe manufacturer' s em'issk:n..,.el ated wrlt1eo lllSttue6ons or dtvdop and follow your own m.1 i n teoan oc pJ M · whk:b must provl<k to tbe**ex!et~t** p rtctic:ab l e f or the**ai l~**  and operation of the engine in a manner c:o nsi $U! o t wi t h goo d**~lr** po Uultoo coatrol practice for minimjzing emi ssion . s . 3. lnsta.i l s n o.n-res erta b l

ehoormttc:r if one i ii not already in sta ll ed . 4 . Mlli ntain tbe followina: records:: • Deslcription of efd\ mtit\tnct i on o f opert t i onfrnoo jrori ug cqll.ipi l)O) tt; Descripdon Ofall mail'llenanoe pedooned; • De$Crip(ioo of ac:ttona takco durin,a: malfuo cti on to**n"im ~**  em i ssioru; Dc:scriprion of oorrettive acrioos; · • Ust ofmaintm o mce**~ducted** to demons trate that RICE was operated and miint alned i n · acoorCancc wilh tbe**ntena oce**  p l :mfm.anuftlc rurers rccommcndariono; • The boors o f openrt i on as m oni-tond by the non-rcs etta b l e bou t< meter; and • Descripti on of putpQ se o-f opcnrti on boun s pent S. Sou r ces n:nast repo rt .any failure to perform tbe wC'Ik pracrices ou t he reqv ire d .schedul e. 

### F. . 35 lAC 2 1 9 .58 5 Ga s oline Volatility Sta nd a rd s . 

### Effective J anuary 28, 2013, the requ irements of Illinois regulation 351AC 219.585 were repealed . Veolia requests thai Sedion 

### 2 . 6 Unit -S pec ifi c 

### Op e ratin g Requirements for Gasoline Storage T a nks be r evi sed to remove t he item s related to the 

### repealed 11l l e. These i tems are listed below. ·

12


## V ES01 0050

### Condition 2.6(A)(3)



### . The Penni tree shall not sell, offer for sale, dispense, Sll]Jply, offer for supply, or transport for use in Jllinois gasoline whose Reid vapor pressure exceedr the applicable limitations set forth in 35 MC 219.585 (b) and (c) below du1ing the regulatory control periods, which shall be June 1 to**Sepl~mber** 

### 15. [35 lAC 219.585(a)j. Condition 2.6(A)(4l 

### The Reid vaporpressure of gasoline, a measure of Its volatility, sha/11101 exceed 7.2 psl (49.68 kPa) during the regulatory control period In 1995 and each year thereafter . [35 lAC 219 . 585(b)]. Condjtion 2.6CA)(Sl 

### The Reid vapor prt!$sure of ethanol blend gasolines having at least nine percent (9%) but not more than ten percent (10%) ethyl alcohol by volume of the blended mix/tire, shall not exceed the limitations for gasoline set forth in 

### subsection (b) o f35 JAG 219 . 585 by mare than 1.0 pounds per square Inch (psi)(6.9 kilopascalsj. 35 lAC 219.585(c)}. Condition 2 . 6(C)()) 

### Tbe Permittee shall have gasoline stored in the ajfecJed rank sampled and analyzed for Reid vapor ptessute. Samples shall be conducl<!d at least once per cale ndar year or within 15 days of a written request from EPA. [40 CF.R. § 

### 71.6(a)(3)(i)(B)]. Condition 2.6{C) (2 ) 

### The Permirtee shall conduct all sampling {testing)**~f** 

### gasoline required by 3j 

### lAC 

### 219.585 in accordance with the procedures contained in 40 C.F.R. part 80, appendix D, "Sampling Procedures for Fuel Volatility." Condition 2.6(Cl(3) 

### The Permittee shall measure Reid vapor pressure of gasoline in accordance with the procedures contained in "Tests for Detennining Reiti Vapor Pressure (RVP) of Gasoline and**Gasoline-~genate** 

### Blends," os set forth in 40 C.F.R. part 80 , appendix E. Condition 2.6( C)(4l 

### The Permittee shall determine the ethanol collfent of ethanol blend gasolines using one of the approved testing methodologies specified in 

### 40 C.F.R.p<m80, appendix F. Condition 2.6f C){S) 

### A ny alternate to the sampling or testing methods or procedures comained in 35 lAC 219.58 5 (d), (e), and(/) must be approved by the /EPA, which shafl consider data comparing the performance of the proposed a/fernatlve to the pe•formance of one or more approved test methods or procedw·es. Such di!UI shall accompany any request for !EPA approval of any alternate testprocedure. 

## If the /EPA detenm'nes that such data demonstrates that the proposed alternative will 

### achieve result.s equivalent to the approved test methods or will achieve results equivalent to the approved test methods or procedures, JEPA shaft approve the proposed alternative.

13


## VESOJOOSI

### Condition 2.6(C){§) 

### On an annual basis. the Permittee slrall cond11ct an inspection of the gasoline storage tank 10 review itsphysical co ndition and ability to comply wiJh 

### :15 lAC 219.585 . {40 C.FR § 

### 71.6(a)(i)(3)(B}]. Condjtion 2.6<D)(3l 

### The Permittee shall maintain records for each shipment of material loaded into the gaso line storage 

### . tank that include copies of the 

### . invoice . bill of lading 

### or other d()Cumentationfrom the supplier that 

### provides the type of material , the amount of shipment, date of delivery , and the Reid vapor pressttre {psi) 

### of the gasoline . Th e 

### Pe;milteesltall keep these records for three years. {40 C.F.R. § 7 J.6(a)(3)(i)(B)]. Condition 2.6(]))(4) 

### The Permittee must

### maintain records of results ofany testing srrmples. {40 C.F.R . § 71. 6(a)(3 

### )(i)(B)]:

14


## VES010052

## I V. 

## DEMO NS TRATIO N OF COMPLIANCE Compliance demonstration metbods , 

### mo ni to ring , recordkeepin g and reporting for t he sources operating 

### at Veolia are as required in PeJmit #V·lL-17 163001 03 -08- 01. All 

### Annual Cornpl i ance Certification is submitted each year f o r 

### all applicable requirements as tbcy a rc described 

### in the l'art 

### 71 permit.

15 

## VES010053

## V. COMPLIANCE STATUS AND CER TIF I CA TIO N Veolia i s in compliance 

### with the penni! and r egul at ory requirements as the y apply to the emissions s ource s 

### operating at 

### the facil i ty. The stat ement 

### of co mpleteness· and certificatio n of compliance by the fac ility 's responsib l e official is provi ded on 

### th e CTAC Form 5900 · 2 in Section 

### VI ofthi s document



### 1 6


## VES010054

## VI . S T ANDARD APPLI CA TIO N F O RM S This sec t i on contains . tl t

e comp leted app li ca ble standa r .d petn u t a p plicat i on forms as pub l is h ed b y the Uni ted S t ates 

### Environmental Pro t ection Age n c y.

1 7 

## VE S 010055

### ft 

# EPA - United S t atilS :Mr.: - · . 

### Environmental**Prote~lon** 

# V · A ge n c y OMB No
. 20 61Hl 336. Aoorov a l

# xo~es 0 6/ 30 120 1 5 

### F e d e ra l Operating Permi t P r og ram (40 CFR Part 71) 

### G E N ERA L I NFORMATIO N AND SUMMARY ( GIS) A. M allin A ddress an d Contact ln f onn a tlon Faci lity name Voo!la ES Ipnjca! 

### Solut!ons M a i li n g address: Street or P.O. 

### Box**#tt.lwMWlllob"'lll!l.e .cA~veao.ll!ul!l.e** _________ _ City Sa u oe t S tate 

### _Jk_ ZIP 6220 1 

### • 1069 Contact pe r son: Doug l as Ha rr is TIUe Genera l Manager**Telephone~..l!l_-** 2804 

### Ext. ___ _ Facsimile l.§1§J 

### ..lZJ_- 2128 B . Fa cili Loca t ion Tempo ra ry source? _Yes .lL N o Plan t 

### s it e l ocatio n .......,#"-7-"M"" o "'b"'

Oe

...,A"'v"'e"'nu.,e ,__ ___ ___ _ City Sauoel Stale_lL**Count~_,., .c.** **t. "'** **CI"'a"'- r** __ _ EPA Region_§_ Is the facility located 

### within: Indian lands?

_ YES 

### _lL NO 

### OCS waters? _YES 

### _lL NO No,. · attainment area? 

## ...X. Y E S

_ NO 

### If yes, for what air pollUtants? Ozone. PM2.5 W i t hin 50 miles of affected State? 

## ..Jl YES C
. Owne r Name 

### Veofia ES Tec:hnical Solutio!!S City Lombard N O ' 

### If yes, W h a t State(s)? MO

Street/P
. O
. 

### Box 700 East But1etfleld Road SuHe 201 State...JL_ ZJP 60148**Telephone~~·** 1756 E xt, ___ _ D. 0 erato r Name Veo li a ES Tech nica l Solutions StreeVP
. O. 

### Box #7 Mobi l e Aven ue City Sauoe t State _I

_ L
_ ZIP 62201 1069**Telephone~** 

### ..l!1._ - ..l§!lL 

### Ext.

_ _ _
EPA For m 

### 5 9 00-79 

## V ES0 1 0056

### GIS 

### 2 

### E. Ma r l< only o n e peNn i ! applicatio n type a nd a n swer th e su ppl e m e ntary q uest io n a p prop ri ate fe< the typ e ma rked.

_ In iti a l Perm" _lL Renewal

_ S i g n if icant Mod

_ Minor P e rm i t Mod(M PM)

_ Group Process i ng, MPM Admin i slrative Am e ndment For In it i al permits, when d i d operations commence?
__ ./

__ /

_ _ For pe rm it rene wal, wha t I s th e expi ratio n d ate of current p erm it? ...J]_j 12 /
. 2013 

### F

. Ma rk aU types of app licable requireme nt s that ap p ly
. 

## .X. SIP. F I P IT I P PSD

_ Non - aHalnme nt NSR 

## .X. M i n or sou rce NSR Secti on 11 1
_ Phase I a c id r ain

_ P hase II acid r a in

_ S t ratosphe ri c ozone _ OCS regu l ations ..X.N ESHAP _Sec. 1 1 2(d) MACT

_ Sec .1 12 (g )MACT

_ Early reduction of HAP

_ Sec 1 1 20) MACT
_ RMP [Sec .1 1 2(r)]

_ Se c ti on 129 St andards/Requ i r ement

_ Tank Vessel r eq u i r eme n ts, sec. 183 (f) ) _Consume r 

### I comm .. prod u c ts ,§ 183(e)
_ N AAQS , increments o r vis i b ility ( t em p. sources) Has a r i sk management p l a n be en registere d ?

_ YES

_ NO Reg ulatory agency**-~-** Phase II acid ra i n appl i catio n s u bmitted?

_ YES _lL NO II 

### yes, Per m"ting aut h ority G. Source - W ide PTE Restri ctions and Generic Applicab l e Requirements Cite a n d desc ri be a n vemissions..J i m iti n q r equ i reme nts and/o r facllilv · wi d e • oo ne ric" apol i cabl e requ i rements.

40 CFR 71.6(a)(3)(ii) General Part 71 Reootdkeepiog. 40 CFR 7 1. 6 (a )(3 l(i i i) Geoernl Patt 71 R.cv OI1in2 . 40 CFR 71
. 6(a)(3)(1) Perfotmi!UCe Tesling F aci liti es Provided
. 35 lAC 212
.30 I Fu o itive p articulate emissio ns b e y ond the v rooettv lin e nro hib ited. 35 V
..C 237
. 1 02 Open bam in g is proh ib ited except as pro vide d b y r e211lati on. 35 lAC 212.123(aJ Opa ci tv is limited to l ess lhan 30 % from anv emission

### ~;,;**t** unl ess subject to other requ ire m en ts. 40 CFR Part 8 2 Standards fo r recycJ.ins and emiss i ons reduc t i on of ozo n e depleting substances. 3 5 IAC 244 Subpart C Maintain onsite a written Epis.ode Action Plan. 40 C P R 6 1 Subpart FF Calcu l ati on oftot al annu al benzene Qua ntitY and ao v avnlicable 

### reqllirements as in dicated
.



### E PA Fo rm 

### 5900 · 79 

## VES010057GIS 

### 3 H . P roce ss Oescrtptlon Lis t oro c es ses, oro ducts . a n d S I C codes fo r the fac i l itv . P r

ocess Produc t s S IC Refuse Systems N ot a pp lica bl e**49$ ~** 

I. Emission 

### Un it Ident if ication Ass i g n a n emi ss ion s unit 1 0 a n d des crib e eac h em i ss i o n s uni t a t t he f a cili ty. Co ntrol eq ui p me n t a n d

/o r 

### a lt ernative operati ng scena r i os associate d with e mi ss ion s un i ts sho u l d by li sted on a separa te line . Appl icants may ex clude from thi s lis t any ioslgnifloant e missiO n s un its or a ctivi t i es. E m i ssions Un i t 1

0 Descriptio n o f Uni t Inc inera.tio n Uni t 

### #2 Fixed Hea r t h l.ncinerat or wilh Maximum Heat Cap acity of 1 6 ).I)JnBtufbr. SDA · 2 Spray Dryer Absorb er air poUution c ontrol de vi ce for U n

it #2. . BH · 2 Fabric 

### F ilter air p olluti on c ontrol device 

### for Unit #2. locin ernt ion Uni t #3 Fixed 

### Hearth In cinerator with 

### Maximum Heat Capacity of 161llJllll tulbr . SDA-3 Spray Drye r Absorber a ir p ollution contr ol de**vic~** for Uni t #3 . BH - 3 fabric Fil t er air polluti on control device for Unit 

### #3 . In

c ineratio n Unit #4 Rotary Ki l o loc inerato r ( t ransportable) with Ma ximum He at Capaci t y of 5 0 nunBtui hr . Tempering C hamber for U nit #4 .

· Activated Carbon Injection in Unit #4 . SDA-4 Spra y OI)'Or Absorber a ir polluti o n contro l devic e fo r U nit #4 . BH-4 F a b

ric F i lter 

### air po llution c ontro l device [or U ni t #4 . Material Processing Area W as

t e Processing Areas # I fo.r processing/packaging of waste lll)d repackaging of # I (MP · l ) c onta.ineri:z.ed**V/8~1 e.**  Material Processing Area Was te Processing Areas #2 for p rocessing/ packaging of waste and repac kllging of #2 (MP-2) containerized waste · . Activated Carb on Absorp t i on pollution co ntro l d evi c e for 

### MP
- 2. Lab Pack Repack Area Waste Pr ocessin g proce . ssing/packaging and r opackagjng ofl ab pack was te s . 

### Drum Crus her Empty drums are crus h ed in a three-sided pa rtial enc l osureStorage Tanks for L iq u id Tank-s : 

### # 2 (4 ,39 1 ga ls. ) , ll4 (4 ,931 gals .), #6 (7,200 '"Is.), f#J ( 5, 820 gals .), #10 ( 12, 869 Wa s tes and #2 Fue l Oil gals .), 

### #20 (12 , 8 69 gals .), #30 (12 ,8 69 gals .) , 1140 ( 1 2, 8 69 ga ls.), # 50 (12, 869 ga l s.), fl{jl)**1~.869** gols .), #300 ( 19, 8 50 gals .) , #'3 02 (30 , 000 gals. ) , #304 (3 0 ,000 gals .) , #306 (30,000 gals . ), #308 (3 0,000 gals .), 11310 (30,0 00 gals .), # 312 (10 ,000 gals.), #3 14 (10 , 000 gals.) . Activ ated Carbon Abs o rp tio n pollutio n. control d evi c e s for S t orage T a nk Ve uts. Storage Tank for 112 Fuel**~11390** ( 3 0 ,000 gals .), Oil 

### EPA For m 

### 5900 ·7 9 

## VESOI0058